A party platform is:
A. a statement outlining the party's history.
B. the organization of the party's operatives.
C. a statement of a political party's principles and issues.
D. the platform from which speeches are made at the party convention.
E. the tactics to be used to defeat the opposition party.
C. a statement of a political party's principles and issues.
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Failing states are enticing to criminal gangs because
a. they offer refuge where members can train for future operations. b. poor economic conditions provide recruits. c. governments lack control over security. d. governments are more likely to cooperate with them to receive payoffs. e. All of the above are true.
Portland's incorporation of neighborhood associations into its municipal government is an example of
A) ?majoritarianism. B) ?pluralism. C) ?political equality. D) ?participatory democracy. E) ?universal participation
Bicameralism conformed to the framers' belief that the legislative branch—the center of policymaking for government—ought to be a place where the public's business is deliberated __________
a. aggressively and unyieldingly b. carefully and slowly c. impassively and impartially d. quickly and conscientiously
Take a look at the survey question below:
How often did you seek help from the faculty member outside of class? (check only one alternative) 1-2 times during the semester 2-3 times during the semester 3-4 times during the semester 4 or more times during the semester Which suggestion of survey construction does the question violate? a. make alternatives clear b. ask about one issue per question c. avoid negative wording d. avoid leading questions