Under the period known as dual federalism, the national government played ________ in people's lives _____ the state governments
a. a more direct role; than
b. a less direct role; than
c. an equal role; as
d. an important; unlike
e. None of the above
B
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Opposition to a close relative entering into an intermarriage with a spouse who is Hispanic or Asian has ______________.
A. risen rapidly since 2000 B. declined significantly since 2000 C. plateaued since 2000 D. alternated rapidly between rise and decline since 2000
The interest group practice of explicitly supporting candidates or political parties is known as
a. electioneering. b. grassroots campaigning. c. lobbying. d. litigating.
What is the measurement of the public's evaluation of the economy, as determined by a representative sample of Americans?
A) census B) consumer willingness pricing C) consumer confidence index D) the NASDAQ E) Standard & Poor's 500 Index
Sarah is a 27-year-old graduate student pursuing a master's degree in political science
She has never purchased health insurance for herself and, frankly, would prefer not to, given that she has enjoyed good health and would like to avoid paying insurance premiums. If she chose not to purchase insurance in 2014, what would be the likely consequence? a. She will be fined by the federal government. b. She will not face any consequences; there is no legal requirement for purchasing health insurance. c. She will receive a warning letter from the federal government. If she still does not have insurance in one year, she could face minor criminal charges. d. She will be fined by the state government.