Interest groups use electoral scorecards to
a. rate candidates who are vulnerable and can be defeated.
b. rate elections as competitive or non-competitive.
c. let their members know which candidates align with the groups’ policy interests.
d. rate new organizations as friendly or unfriendly for the groups’ interests.
c. let their members know which candidates align with the groups’ policy interests.
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Which one of the following policies was supported by both the U.S. Congress and the president?
a. Chemical Weapons Convention b. Kyoto Protocol c. Convention on Biological Diversity d. International Criminal Court
Agencies that have quasi-judicial regulatory responsibilities and are designed to be free from presidential interference are called
A) autonomous regulatory agencies. B) independent commissions. C) independent regulatory agencies. D) judicial oversight boards. E) cabinet departments.
The entry-level tier of the federal judicial system is called ______.
a. the Supreme Court b. the appellate court c. the circuit court d. the district court
Of the ethnic Japanese who were relocated during World War II, the majority were
a. actively seeking to damage the U.S. government. b. citizens of the United States. c. criminals. d. immigrants from Japan. e. in the United States illegally.