Which of the following is an advantage to having less powerful, less centralized parties?
A) Fluid and flexible parties may be better able to process demands from a wider range of
citizens.
B) Mutable party platforms possess greater persuasive abilities over the general public.
C) Parties can form a stronger organizational identity based around a single, cohesive ideology.
D) Third parties can effectively shoot for power grabs at legislative seats.
A
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The Warren Court sought to __________.
A. overturn a state court's decision in Bush v. Gore B. limit presidential power by ruling against the line item veto C. preserve and protect the rights of individuals against the increased powers of the government D. protect private property rights and economic interest from government policymaking
Which of the following is correct about environmental policy?
A. The Environmental Protection Agency was proposed by a Republican president and enacted by a Democratic Congress. B. Conservation and deforestation is the highest-profile environmental issue today in the United States. C. Environmental regulation has not markedly improved the air and water conditions since its initial establishment and growth. D. The EPA has the authority to levy fines and sanctions on businesses. E. None of these answers is correct.
When experiences with previous conditions affect responding to subsequent conditions,
A) instrumentation effects might occur. B) the possible confounding is called sequence effects. C) attrition is likely to be a confounding factor. D) subject effects will be present.
Which of the following is true about voting in the United States prior to the American Revolution?
A. Every colony imposed a property qualification for voting. B. Most of the colonies allowed women to vote. C. There were robust laws protecting voting rights for minorities. D. Voting was not introduced because all of the major decisions were made in England.