Describe the character of federal-state relations today. How much influence does the federal government wield over the states? What tools can it use to coerce state compliance with federal measures? What means do states have to resist federal initiatives?
What will be an ideal response?
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Because party conventions are often poorly attended, __________.
A. organized and motivated factions can "capture" the conventions B. major media outlets play a major role in publicizing them C. party activists usually skip them in favor of attending candidate campaign rallies D. nominees from each of the political parties often do not have to compete in primary elections
The Supreme Court has been reluctant to provide religious practice exceptions with respect to __________
a. paying taxes b. participating in Social Security c. abstaining from war d. work scheduling
1 Of the many appeals which it receives each year, the Supreme Court typically accepts for review:
a. less than 100 b. between 100- 150 c. between 150- 200 d. over 200
In total, how much money can an individual give to candidates and parties in a given election?
a. $2,600 b. $5,000 c. $32,400 d. an unlimited amount