All of the following are types of federalism that have evolved in U.S. policymaking over time EXCEPT ______.
A. “layer cake” federalism
B. “marble cake” federalism
C. “picket fence” federalism
D. “separation of powers” federalism
D. “separation of powers” federalism
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Migration through which entire extended families established themselves in the U.S. is known as
A) familial migration. B) migration at large. C) mass migration. D) migration quotas. E) chain migration.
What is a contingency question?
A) A two-part question in which a first question screens who gets the second question. B) A two-part sentence with a beginning and an end. C) A question with a "yes" or "I don't know" response. D) A delay question used to annoy the respondent.
A high coefficient of association helps us do what?
a.) tell how much knowledge of one variable helps to predict an associated variable b.) measure the period of time over which a variable increases c.) tell the extent to which two associated variables impact each other d.) explain the impact of one variable on another
The process of redrawing boundaries for electoral jurisdictions is known as
A) reapportionment. B) realignment. C) redistribution. D) redistricting. E) redesign.