Some of Henry's friends think his views are extreme. Henry favors ending all entitlement programs and thinks government regulation of any kind is, more often than not, a really bad idea. He wants to be able to control for himself how to save and invest for retirement and does not think he should be required to obtain a license just to drive his own automobile. On what fundamental value is Henry
likely basing his opinions?
a. equality of opportunity
b. individualism
c. role assertion
d. self-defense
b
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A) The topic is far too complicated to understand. B) Most realize that nothing would be done anyway so they are not willing to attempt any solutions. C) Often referred to as the "third rail," to challenge Social Security in its current form is often politically fatal. D) The current system works well. E) The Social Security administration is the largest contributor to political campaigns in the United States.
A typical feature of a government program involving cooperative federalism is __________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which Cabinet-level department has primary responsibility for U.S. foreign policy?
a. Department of State b. Department of Justice c. Department of the Interior d. Department of Homeland Security
Professional associations address the needs of ______.
a. professionals not represented by unions b. trade workers like plumbers c. contract negotiation firms d. most lawyers