During the French Revolution, what was the purpose of the National Assembly?
A. to be the new French parliament completely abolishing monarchy
B. to be the representative body of the French middle class in political decision making
C. to be the constitutional arm of the monarchy which represented the upper classes
D. to be a convening place for the monarchy, clergy, and the nobility
E. to represent the monarchy exclusively in French parliament
B
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The net impact of the two Supreme Court cases, National League of Cities v. Usery (1976) and Garcia v. San Antonio (1985), has been to
a. restrict the federal government's ability to regulate the activities of states and localities. b. establish that the federal government's role in state and local government would be decided legislatively, not judicially. c. establish that the federal government's role in state and local government would be decided judicially. d. set a precedent for restricted federal activity in state and local governmental affairs.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Grassroots lobbying is based on the assumption that officials will respond to
A. well-reasoned policy arguments. B. pressure from constituents. C. the opportunity for extensive media publicity. D. the efforts of party organizations. E. moral pleas.