In 1966, Mao launched a program that was supposedly a debate on the nature of revolution, but was in fact a scheme to neutralize his opponents. This program was known as the
a. Great Leap Forward.
b. Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution.
c. Purge of Counterrevolutionaries.
d. Inquisition.
b
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According to Duverger's Law, a country with single-member plurality districts tends to have a two-party system because
A. third parties tend to be banned by statute. B. having more than two parties is too confusing for voters. C. voters prefer to think in pairs like ins/outs or incumbents/challengers. D. third and fourth parties tend to receive no representation for the votes they receive.
Which of the following is a reason the national party organizations attract more attention?
a. The political parties are top-down organizations. b. National issues are more compelling to most voters. c. They are the workhorses of the party organization. d. They address the more tangible issues of police protection and community safety.
__________ is the document that researchers use to make participants aware of their rights
Fill in the blanks with correct word
When Representative Barbara M. Calhoun left office in the middle of her fourth term, she did so at the behest of the president, who appointed her to be U.S. ambassador to Chile. As soon as she had accepted the post, she informed state officials in Georgia of her plans. What did they immediately organize to fill her vacant seat?
a. a midterm election b. a primary election c. a replacement election d. a special election