Do voters think in terms of ideologies? Are voters' attitudes generally consistent? If not, what explains the inconsistency?
What will be an ideal response?
Varies
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Most people describe government and election news coverage as superficial, narrow, and limited. Explain what factors contribute to these tendencies in news coverage in the United States
Whom do government officials and candidates blame for the nature of news coverage? Whom do journalists blame? What will be an ideal response?
If present growth trends in China continue, the Chinese economy measured by GDP will likely surpass that of the United States in the next couple of decades, although GDP per person will lag behind because __________
a. the country exports more goods than it imports b. the large population in China means the standard of living for the average Chinese person will improve more slowly c. the value of the Chinese currency floats, which increases the number of imports to the country d. China has been reluctant to institute market-oriented reforms and open itself to investment from abroad
The notion of a political subculture may suggest that
A. different groups in society have different attitudes and values. B. presidential systems and parliamentary systems are fundamentally the same. C. the role of courts is to interpret written law. D. legislatures effectively represent all groups in society.
The process of drawing district lines to maximize the number of majority –minority districts is called what?
A) Affirmative action redistricting B) Gerrymandering C) Cracking D) Reallocation E) Logrolling