Advertising paid for by interest groups that support or oppose a candidate (or a candidate's position on an issue) without mentioning voting or elections is called
A. a PAC advertisement.
B. a soft money contribution.
C. issue advocacy advertising.
D. a hard money expenditure.
E. payola profiteering and pilfering.
Answer: C
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A) breaking down barriers to effective therapeutic change. B) a treatment that was based on pseudoscientific principles. C) a technique that is now widely accepted by psychologists. D) a program that helped millions of psychologically disordered individuals
Which of the following statements is true of trade organizations?
A. They are required to fund the Chamber of Commerce. B. They usually support policies that benefit specific industries. C. They are formed with the primary goal of working for the public good. D. They primarily represent the people over the age of sixteen who are working. E. They are formed with the main purpose of protecting consumer rights.
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a. going door to door to solicit votes b. speaking at campaign events c. creating television and print ads d. attending meet-and-greet events for candidates
Section 9 of the US Constitution imposes certain limits on congress. One very well known clause is known as "Habeas corpus". This refers to the right to:
A. Not be persecuted for a new law that wasn't active at the time of the crime B. Freedom from arbitrary seizure. or jailing without due process C. Taxation with representation D. Freedom of Speech