The U.S. hesitated supporting the __________ revolutions because it feared they would fall under extremist influences
A) Cuban
B) "Arab Spring"
C) Iranian
D) "velvet"
Answer: B
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The Republican Congress in 1995 sought a wide range of changes in environmental regulations. Its goal was to
A) protect the environment at all costs. B) strengthen the Clean Water Act. C) reduce or remove altogether a broad range of regulations designed to protect the environment. D) revise the Endangered Species Act. E) improve the study of the environment in colleges and universities.
To be elected, a presidential candidate must receive:
A) half of the 538 electoral votes available. B) more than half of the 538 electoral votes available. C) three-fourth of the 538 electoral votes available. D) more than half of the 600 electoral votes available. E) three-fourth of the 600 electoral votes available.
High-tech industries prefer central city locations
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Although party leaders still drove the delegate selection process in 1960, why did John F. Kennedy, a Catholic, choose to run in the primary in West Virginia, a predominately Protestant state?
a. Candidates were required to run in all available primaries. b. He wanted to prove that a Catholic could win Protestant votes. c. He wanted to prove that his policies were not those of the Catholic Church. d. Party leaders pushed him into it, hoping to prove that he was not a viable national candidate. e. West Virginia law automatically places all candidates’ names on the ballot.