Tracking surveys are __________.
A. taken prior to political campaigns to determine whether a candidate should run for office
B. conducted by national political parties to keep tabs on developing patterns of support for and opposition to proposed legislation
C. used to help campaigns analyze shifts in attitudes, perceptions, and support for candidates during campaigns
D. used by candidates to provide voters with negative information about their opponents
Answer: C
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The modern Tea Party movement uses which historical event as a symbol of protest?
a. the signing of the Declaration of Independence b. the imposition of the Intolerable Acts c. the creation of the first taxes against colonists d. the Battle of Yorktown e. the Boston Tea Party
Which of the following best explains why slavery was allowed when the Constitution was written?
A. Many feared that condemning slavery would splinter the convention and doom the Union. B. No slaves or free blacks were selected to serve as delegates to the convention. C. There was little public outcry at this time against the institution of slavery. D. The wealthy elites at the convention could not see beyond their own self-interest.
“Power differentials” refer to:
a. The exchange between elected officials in powerful positions. b. The power advantage that some people have over others. c. The information that is exchanged between practitioners and decision-makers. d. The negotiations that go on in legislative settings.
Most countries participate in __________, a largely
capitalistic competition where goods, money, and ideas flow easily to wherever there are customers. A) the world market B) free trade agreements C) non-tariff barriers D) plurilateral agreements