A system in which eligible voters may participate in a party’s primary election regardless of that voter’s partisan affiliation is called a(n) ______.
a. closed primary
b. caucus
c. blanket primary
d. open primary
d. open primary
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A. very low compared to other states B. about 25th C. in the top 10 percent D. in the top 5 percent
Under the Old System, crises had a way of leaving the federal bureaucracy
A. more efficient. B. more decentralized. C. larger than it was before. D. less organized. E. less popular.
What is unilateralism? How was it apparent in U.S. foreign policymaking in regard to the war in Iraq? How have unilateral actions prompted anti-Americanism around the globe?
What will be an ideal response?
Efforts to influence public officials through personal contacts with them is referred to as
A) grassroots lobbying. B) electioneering. C) litigation. D) direct lobbying. E) electioneering.