Who was the author of Federalist 51?

A) Alexander Hamilton
B) George Washington
C) James Madison
D) John Adams


C

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Which of the following statements most accurately characterizes the prison boom in the United States?

A. Drug offenses account for most of the prison boom incarcerations. B. Homicide offenders account for almost 60% of the increase in the prison population. C. Incarceration rates lower as violent crime rates lower, but they have risen sharply during the boom. D. The violent crime rate increase has almost exactly matched the drug offense rate increase during the prison boom.

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Which of the following functions of political parties helps simplify voting choices for the electorate?

A. They act as the major institution through which the executive and legislative branches cooperate with each other. B. They volunteer at the polling places. C. They help citizens learn about important political issues. D. They inform voters of the shortcomings of the majority party's agenda. E. They take the larger number of people who want to run for office and narrow the field.

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Which of the following conflicts was not a formally declared war?

a. The Vietnam War c. The Gulf War b. The Korean War d. All of the above

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Who writes of war as betrayal in the following manner: "War is always about . . . betrayal. It is about the betrayal of the young by the old, idealists by cynics and finally soldiers by politicians. Those who pay the price, those who are maimed forever by war, however, are crumpled up and thrown away. We do not see them. We do not hear them. They are doomed, like wandering spirits, to float around the edges of our consciousness. . . The message they bring is too painful for us to hear. We prefer the myth of war, the myth of glory, honor, patriotism, and heroism, words that in the terror and brutality of combat are empty, meaningless, and obscene."

A. Martin Luther King, Jr. B. Chris Hedges C. Mahatma Ghandi D. Simone Weil E. Wendell Berry

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