Why does the wealth of interest group members matter in terms of political influence?
A) Only the wealthy can vote in the United States.
B) The members' financial contributions provide them with the resources to influence legislation.
C) All interest groups have extremely high dues.
D) Interest groups with only wealthy members have success because of their economic impact.
E) Wealthy members can buy extra votes during an election.
B
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A. in the South and Midwest. B. in the Plains states and the South. C. on the West Coast and in the Northeast. D. in the Midwest and Northeast. E. on the West Coast.
Experimenter effects do NOT result from the experimenter's knowledge of
A) the hypothesis being tested. B) the assignment of individual participants to conditions of the experiment. C) the nature of the experiment and control conditions. D) the specific details of the independent variable.
What type of appointments have presidents made to get around gridlock in Congress when trying to fill key leadership posts in government?
a. retroactive b. lame duck c. midterm d. recess
Compare the House and Senate in terms of leadership structure, and explain why the House has tighter control of its membership than the Senate
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