Gordon escaped from authorities in Vermont. While in Maine, he and a friend experienced engine trouble and began to look for another vehicle. They spotted a Chevelle parked in a private driveway with the keys in it. The friend got in the car, while Gordon pointed a gun at the car's owner and told him that they would take care of the car and get it back as soon as possible. In a subsequent
high-speed chase with officers, the Chevelle was driven off the road, wrecked, and abandoned. Which of the following torts did Gordon commit in this incident?
a. Assault c. Conversion
b. Trespass d. All of the above are correct
D
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Voter registration drives
A. are a non-controversial political activity. B. became a political issue when Acorn, a community organizing group, was accused of violating election laws. C. operate under very loose laws in Republican-controlled states. D. are organized by public interest and political organizations in the week before an election. E. All of these choices are true.
Which of the following examples best illustrates the political concept of a "cohort"?
A. citizens who combine their efforts in order to pressure lawmakers into pursuing particular policies B. the tendency of men, taken as a group, to hold different views from women on key issues C. small children mimicking the political beliefs of their parents D. young adults whose political beliefs have more in common with those of other people their own age than with those of their parents E. voters supporting particular candidates on the basis of shared race or ethnicity
What are the differences between PACs and Super PACs? How have these groups affected the landscape of American politics?
What will be an ideal response?
This is likely the most important power that Congress can use: _______________
a. the power to declare war c. the power of the purse b. the power to increase taxes d. all of the above