Government-supported safety nets
A. are a group of policies that concern public safety and national security issues.
B. deal exclusively with the economic well-being of citizens.
C. are programs that ensure that the physiological needs of citizens are met.
D. are generally supported by those with a conservative ideology.
E. are rarely supported by those that are liberal in inclination, like Democrats.
Answer: C
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________ act independently of states, often with a particular focus or interest
a. Interest groups b. Nongovernmental organizations c. Peacekeepers d. Proxy states e. Rogue states
Constitutional amendments are proposed in Congress by
A. a three-fourths vote that cannot be vetoed by the president. B. a three-fourths vote in either the House or Senate. C. a two-thirds vote majority vote in both the House and Senate. D. a two-thirds vote in the Senate. E. a majority vote that can be vetoed by the president.
A majority of polling today takes place through __________ and _____________.
A. paper surveys; in person B. in person; phone C. Internet; in person D. phone; Internet