The election laws at the federal and state levels
A. give all political parties an equal opportunity to compete for votes.
B. are provided by the United States Constitution.
C. cannot be scrutinized by either federal or state courts.
D. are written primarily by Democrats and Republicans.
E. None of these answers is correct.
Answer: D
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The mixing of constraint levels is
A) accepted procedure for low-constraint research. B) desirable in naturalistic research. C) not appropriate. D) None of the above
When the House and Senate pass different versions of a bill, the differences are resolved by a
A. standing committee. B. conference committee. C. joint committee. D. select committee. E. rules committee.
Following the Revolutionary War,
a. the United States confronted significant problems paying the national debt and addressing trade problems that generated calls for a national authority to solve the problems. b. the United States experienced an economic boom as the nation was rebuilt following the war and citizens could turn their attention to more productive activities instead of fighting. c. the United States formalized its relationship with France into a military alliance that helped protect U.S. trade interests overseas. d. the United States operated confidently under the Articles of Confederation.
Which of the following is true of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)?
A. It was replaced by the 60-year-old program known as Aid to Families with Dependent Children. B. States under TANF are given lesser flexibility in administering welfare policies. C. States under TANF have to spend most of their welfare dollars on monthly cash payments to families. D. It strengthened work requirements for recipients and limited the time that families can receive benefits. E. States under TANF can use only public bureaucracies to administer welfare but not private agencies.