According to the authors, states that are less interested in advancing public welfare are considered to be ______.
a. moralistic
b. individualistic
c. futuristic
d. traditionalistic
d. traditionalistic
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A period of dealignment associated with the end of the __________ began in the late 1960s
a. Christian coalition b. Democratic-Republican coalition c. Federalist coalition d. New Deal coalition e. populist coalition
Brazil offers a challenge to the study of comparative politics because of all of the following EXCEPT
a. it has had periods of both centralization and decentralization, both of which have strengthened and weakened the state's capacity. b. it demonstrates how the lack of coherent party systems and electoral institutions can endanger democracy. c. even while the country has developed economically, it has become a more socially unequal country. d. the complex divisions that afflict the country's collective identities challenge attempts to address its problems. e. despite its transition to democracy, the constant threat of military intervention highlights the fragile nature of its political system.
As designed, the primary beneficiaries of Medicare are
A) infants and children. B) poor female heads-of-households. C) immigrants. D) those age 65 and older.
What unusual step did Oregon take to increase voter registration?
a.The state automatically registers all citizens over eighteen to vote. b.The state ended voter registration. c.The state sends every resident a voter registration ballot. d.The state allows online voter registration.