During the presidential primaries, states often vie for earlier primaries in an effort to influence the nomination process by showcasing which candidates are popular and giving those who perform well early on the advantage. This process is known as:

A. First-Mover
B. Front-Loading
C. Coattail Effect
D. Straw Poll


Answer: B. Front-Loading

Political Science

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a. Washington's Farewell Address. b. the Monroe Doctrine. c. the Smoot-Hawley Tariff of 1930. d. the National Origins Act of 1924. e. Wilson's Fourteen Points.

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What occurs when a single party controls both the White House and both houses of Congress?

a. unified government b. checks and balances c. divided government d. autocracy

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Which state typically holds the first presidential primary?

A. California B. New York C. New Hampshire D. Florida E. Vermont

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Proponents of which of the following believe that judges should use their power broadly to further justice?

a. judicial restraint b. judicial constructionism c. judicial activism d. judicial originalism

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