How many members are there on a party's state executive committee?
A. 31
B. 62
C. 150
D. 435
Answer: B
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A. received little attention in the media or in most parts of the country. B. helped to increase the visibility of education as a policy issue. C. led to major increases in federal funding for education. D. led to major decreases in state funding for education because of disappointing results.
The procedure for registering to vote in Texas became much easier as a result of legislation passed
a. when the 1876 Constitution was ratified. b. around the turn of the century. c. around the time of the Great Depression. d. in the aftermath of World War II. e. in the 1960s and 1970s.
Members of the Senate and the House feel political pressure to make recorded votes because
a. a high absentee rate can be damaging in reelection campaigns. b. committee assignments depend on these votes. c. it is important for logrolling purposes. d. such votes are usually very close. e. these votes usually involve major issues.
Summarize the role NGOs played in the downfall of apartheid in South Africa.
What will be an ideal response?