Which of the following was NOT demonstrated from Hurricane Ike and its aftermath?
A) The importance of the role of local governments in emergency planning and management B) The need for increased control over and regulation of private sector industries along the Texas coast C) Local governments could disagree about how best to spend limited funds to protect the heavily populated and industrialized areas along the coast from future hurricane damage. D) Local governments are often the first governments people turn to in times of emergency. E) Local governments likely have the most direct effect on most citizens' lives not only in normal times but in times of emergency as well.
Answer: B
You might also like to view...
Which of the following statements regarding the Mexican Constitution of 1917 is FALSE?
a. The Constitution limits foreign investment and foreign ownership of land and natural resources. b. The Constitution provided ownership of all minerals and underground resources to the state. c. The Constitution is relatively easy to amend and has been amended for relatively minor matters. d. The Constitution is intertwined with the Catholic church, which determines social policy.
In Texas, but also in other locations, political organizing by _____ helped increase local minority representation for Latinos
A) ?the La Raza Unida Party B) ?the Progressive Party C) Pete Hernandez D) the Tea Party E) African American Democrats
Identify a true statement about television reporting.
A. Television relies extensively on words, rather than visual elements, to capture the viewers' attention. B. Television lets viewers know what portions of a video being shown have been deleted. C. Television news is more detailed and thorough than editorials. D. The visual aspect of television contributes to its power, but it also creates a potential bias. E. The medium of television does not impose any constraint on how political issues are presented.
Super-delegates had a crucial impact on
A. no Democratic or Republican primaries in recent history. B. the Republican primaries of 2000 and 2008. C. the Republican primaries of 2008 and 2016. D. the Democratic primaries of 2000 and 2008. E. the Democratic primaries of 2008 and 2016.