How can a shoestring lobbyist shape public policy?
a. By hiring a research team.
b. By establishing a coalition with like-minded groups.
c. By bending the truth to suit their needs.
d. By working alone.
ANS: B
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Who runs the national party organizations between conventions?
a. the parties in the electorate b. the state party organizations c. the party's congressional caucus d. the party's national committee
The view that free elections are a sufficient condition for democracy is known as the democratic fallacy
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
How do libertarians differ from conservatives?
a. Libertarians generally favor smaller government that interferes minimally in the economy, whereas conservatives generally support an active government role in the economy. b. Libertarians actively promote social morality, whereas conservatives do not. c. Libertarians generally support an active government role in the economy, whereas conservatives generally favor a smaller government that interferes minimally in the economy. d. Libertarians generally favor a smaller government that interferes minimally in the economy and in matters of social morality, whereas conservatives generally favor a smaller government that interferes minimally in the economic sphere but actively promotes social morality. e. Libertarians generally support an active government role in the economy and in matters of social morality, whereas conservatives generally favor a smaller government that interferes minimally in the economic sphere but actively promotes social morality.
The _______________ changed the law saying that states can't enact laws that contradict certain rights of its citizens within the jurisdiction of the United States.
a. 11th Amendment b. 5th Amendment c. 12th Amendment d. 14th Amendment e. 17th Amendment