In NAACP v. Alabama (1958), the Supreme Court held that Alabama had infringed the NAACP's __________ by enforcing a law requiring organizations based outside the state to register members' names and addresses
a. right of privacy
b. freedom of assembly
c. right to petition government for a redress of grievances
d. freedom of association
D
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The president traditionally has more influence over foreign policy than does Congress
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Which congressional leader has the following duties? 1 . Plays a role in scheduling legislation for consideration for a vote by the full body 2 . Plays a role in planning the legislative agenda 3 . Works with members to gauge where they stand on issues 4 . Advances the party's agenda
a. Senate minority leader b. Senate majority leader c. House minority leader d. House majority leader
Which of the following is a reason the national party organizations attract more attention?
a. The political parties are top-down organizations. b. National issues are more compelling to most voters. c. They are the workhorses of the party organization. d. They address the more tangible issues of police protection and community safety.
Relative norms are ______.
a. human rights as delineated in the Universal Declaration b. fundamental rights and freedoms based on the premise that all people are inherently equal c. rights that are unique to an individual society, dictated by its religion, cultural practices, level of development, and acceptable criminal punishments d. fundamental rights guaranteed universally