The Supreme Court's decision in the case of Brown v. Board of Education was a very difficult policy to implement because of
a. the ages of the people involved.
b. the fact that Linda Brown was a girl.
c. the costs of transporting children from one school district to another.
d. racial and ethnic hostilities in the American public.
e. the overwhelming number of females affected.
d
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In an open primary
A. voters do not have to make a public choice of the primary in which they will vote until election day. B. voters can choose a candidate for each office, regardless of party. C. there is no party registration and voters can vote in whichever party primary they choose. D. only persons pre-registered as members of a particular party can vote.
In majority rule, if no candidate obtains a 50 percent +1 of the votes in an electoral district then ________
A. a coalition government has to be formed B. the candidate with the highest percentage of votes gets the seat C. a second round of elections with all new candidates is conducted D. the candidates form a divided government E. a second round of elections are to determine the majority winner
If you solved the game correctly, you will find that the Regime will hold elections so long as it believes that the Religious Party is moderate with a high enough probability. If there is some uncertainty on the part of the Regime and the Religious Party is moderate and wants the elections to go ahead, why might it not be enough for the party to simply announce to the Regime that it is a moderate religious party and not a radical one? Choose the most appropriate answer from the options below.
A. because the regime does not want a new religious dictatorship B. because the announcement that it is moderate is not credible C. because the regime will repress the party
Diagram at least three methods of research where the sequence of methods is sequential and they are prioritized using a staged mixed method research design.
What will be an ideal response?