When presidential candidates John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon debated in 1960, those people who heard about the debate by _____ thought Kennedy had won while people who learned about the debate through other media thought Nixon had won
A) watching it on television
B) listening to it on the radio
C) ?reading about it in the newspaper
D) talking with family and friends
E) listening to their state representative
A
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Rosa Parks launched the Montgomery bus boycott in December 1955 by doing which of the following?
A. refusing to move to the back of a city bus as required by law B. refusing to move from a bus-stop bench designated "white only" C. refusing to ride the bus unless the bus driver was African American D. refusing to ride the bus so long as the drivers were not allowed to unionize
The statistical test appropriate to test for mean differences among more than two groups is
A) a t-test for independent groups. B) a chi-square test. C) a correlated t-test. D) an analysis of variance (ANOVA).
Which is a less commonly used strategy of inside lobbyists?
a. entering coalitions with other interest groups b. providing favors to members of government c. placing articles in the media d. representing the interests of universities
According to Dahl, threatening to jail someone for criticizing the government would be an example of __________
a. inducement b. persuasion c. power d. totalitarianism