According to theorists, what happens to political institutions as they become more modern?
A) Their infrastructures crumble under labyrinthine bureaucracy.
B) They become more specialized, complex, and differentiated.
C) They grow broader in scope and focus.
D) They establish a militaristic presence and harsh economic policies.
B
You might also like to view...
The dual phenomena of wealthier people moving into older neighborhoods which have been redeveloped and poorer people being pushed out of those areas by higher prices are known as _____ and _____
A. gentrification; displacement B. immigration; outmigration C. redevelopment; transiency D. rejuvenation; profit sharing
Those bonds issued by state and local governments that are not guaranteed by the issuing government but are instead backed by whatever revenues the project itself anticipates are called ________
A. general obligation bonds B. revenue bonds C. industrial development bonds D. municipal bonds
According to the New Public Service, the most important criteria for assessing administrative performance should be
a. how efficiently administrators have matched resources to needs. b. how well citizens rate the service they receive from government agencies. c. how well administrators demonstrate a capacity for managerial control. d. how effectively administrators' work has engaged citizens in the governance process.
The Texas Election Code requires that primary voters
A) keep their party affiliation secret until all votes have been counted. B) never declare their party affiliation. C) declare their party affiliation when registering to vote. D) declare their party affiliation at the time of voting in the party's primary.