In foreign affairs, the national government has ________ powers. The national government has the same authority to deal with other nations as if it were the central government in a unitary system
A. implied
B. delegated
C. inherent
D. reserve
E. concurrent
C
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Even though a candidate may not approve of negative ads, what is one reason he or she might agree to run them?
a. Negative ads tend to be less costly than positive ads. b. A negative ad can give a voter a reason to stay away from the polls. c. A negative ad can give a voter a reason to vote against an opponent. d. Negative ads can help to counteract anticipated attacks from opponents.
When it comes to state management, Governing magazine rates California:
a. best in the nation. b. not best, but in the top ten. c. about average. d. tied for last with several other states.
Some scholars argue that elections in dictatorships serve a purpose even if they are not the mechanism for selecting leaders. They argue that elections can stabilize the dictatorship by:
A. discouraging opposition groups from challenging the dictator. B. dividing the opposition by allowing some groups to participate but not others. C. presenting a democratic “appearance” to satisfy international organizations. D. all of these are reasons given to explain why dictatorships have elections.
Governments tend to respond to public opinion. In recent years, this has become particularly true regarding issues involving
A) ?gay rights. B) ?gun control. C) ?abortion. D) ?speed limits. E) ?mass shootings.