A method of selecting nominees from a political party where party members elect the candidates who represent them in the general election is known as a
A) precinct convention.
B) party caucus.
C) party convention.
D) direct primary.
D
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
In 1961, _____ ended the Democrats' monopoly on offices at the state level by winning a special election for the U.S. Senate
a. John Tower b. Phil Gramm c. Bill Clements d. George Bush e. Lyndon Baines Johnson
All except which of the following is a reason a person or interest group may file a lawsuit challenging a law, administrative rule, or other government action?
a. An agency failed to follow proper procedures in adoption of the rule. b. An agency misinterpreted a law in drafting a rule. c. A rule applies to all citizens of the state. d. A law is interpreted to unfairly affect a citizen or group. e. A rule is unfairly applied.
A major oil-producing country is unhappy about the increasingly belligerent stance of its neighbor toward an important ally. In order to coerce its neighbor into taking a more diplomatic approach, the country decides to cut the supply of oil to its neighbor by 20 percent. What type of sanction has the country enacted?
a. asset freeze b. aid reduction c. boycott d. embargo