The text implies that perhaps the best way to be successful in a judicial election is to
a. have a reputation for being tough on crime.
b. stay "under the radar" during a campaign to avoid controversy.
c. be unaligned with a political party.
d. have a famous-sounding name.
e. have a reputation for compassion.
D
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How has the rationale for affirmative action changed over time?
a. The rationale has changed from ensuring equal treatment to providing special privileges. b. The rationale has changed from remedying past discrimination to enhancing diversity. c. The rationale has changed from promoting equality to promoting reverse discrimination. d. The rationale has changed from guaranteeing civil liberties to guaranteeing civil rights.
Which of the following is an example of a nondecision?
a. the president vetoing a bill b. party leaders in Congress deciding not to address a particular issue c. the Supreme Court letting a lower court's ruling stand d. interest groups using grassroots lobbying to force Congress to address an issue e. Congress overriding a presidential veto
The family, school, religion, or social networks are discussed in the chapter as __________.
A. agents of political socialization B. socioeconomic variables of influence C. agents of communication flow D. sources of political information
Our legislative branch consists of two chambers: the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. This arrangement is referred to as
a. congressional redistricting. b. congressional reapportionment. c. the system of checks and balances. d. pro tempore. e. a bicameral legislature.