Your authors argue that the American consumer is much better represented in interest group politics than are manufacturers
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Which of the following is a difference between activist judges and restraintist judges?
A. Unlike restraintist judges, activist judges assume that the courts should thwart the implementation of legislative acts if it is conflicting with precedent rulings. B. Unlike activist judges, restraintist judges assume that the courts should defer to the decisions of the legislative and executive branches. C. Unlike activist judges, restraintist judges believe that it is a constitutional provision that the judiciary must exercise judicial review. D. Unlike restraintist judges, activist judges oppose the privilege of judicial review given to the federal courts. E. Unlike activist judges, restraintist judges believe that the courts should actively use their powers to ensure that legislative and executive branches do not exceed their authority.
The holes that have begun to form in the part of the atmosphere that protects life on Earth from destructive ultraviolet rays are due to
a. increased ozone and carbon dioxide. b. decreased ozone due to emissions of chlorofluorocarbons. c. increased chlorofluorocarbons and ozone. d. global warming and acid rain. e. international governmental regulations on climate change.
Imagine that you were to test a variable of your own design measuring ideology for validity. What tests might you use, how would each test confirm validity, and what problems might you encounter in establishing validity?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following statement most accurately describes the president’s status of head of state?
a. The president’s approval ratings often suffer when he engages in his role as head of state abroad because he is seen as neglecting his obligations at home. b. Presidents prefer to use their role as head of state to better their negotiating ability for domestic priorities. c. Presidents view their responsibility as head of state as a burden and a distraction from domestic issues. d. Presidents often enjoy engaging in foreign policy making because they are less constrained by politics at home than they are in domestic affairs.