Similar to voting, becoming a member of an interest group requires
A) an investment of resources.
B) proof of citizenship.
C) a college degree
D) All of the above
E) None of the above
A
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Which of the following is an example provided by Devah Pager’s research that suggests the inherent bias of employers?
A. the fact that employers are more likely to call back white job applicants with a criminal record than black job applicants with no criminal record B. the fact that several states have expanded employment legislation to allow employers to reject applicants with criminal backgrounds whether or not the offenses are related to the job for which they are applying C. the fact that employment is one of the few social institutions quantifiably and empirically affected by incarceration D. the fact that both white and black job applicants are asked about their criminal records before submitting their applications
Which of the following do pluralists believe?
A. Authority in society rests with a small group of individuals occupying leadership positions in key institutions. B. There should be a strong link between public opinion and public policy. C. The U.S. Senate should return to indirect election of its members. D. Because citizens are generally uninformed, elected officials should rarely consider public opinion in making decisions.
Which of the following is true with regard to U.S. political appointees as ambassadors?
a. They were at the forefront of diplomatic change during the twentieth century. b. They aid in conducting signals intelligence ("sigint"). c. They are chosen for their ability to speak multiple local dialects of the host country's language. d. Often they are prestige-seekers who contributed money to the president's election campaign. e. Their main function is to open up liaison offices in the host country's capital.
What was the first significant regional trade pact in which the U.S. was a member?
a. The U.S. –EU Transatlantic Trade Investment Partnership b. The Free Trade Agreement of the Americas c. The North American Free Trade Agreement d. The Trans-Pacific Economic Partnership