Which statement best describes disenfranchised voters?
a. They are cynical of minorities in power.
b. They have a family tradition of voting.
c. They believe that their votes don't count.
d. They vote only during prominent elections.
Answer: C
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The central argument of the Bowman and Kearney text is that state and local governments
a. have the capacity to play central roles in the U.S. federal system. b. are not resurgent but may play a greater role than in the past in American politics. c. are resurgent but lack the capacity to play a major role. d. have yet to address the real concerns of the American public.
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.
A plebiscite is a popular vote on national policy issues.
a. true b. false
Congress finds it difficult to make policy that solves national problems because ______.
a. constituents reward them for taking care of their individual interests b. they are in debt to special interests c. government is inefficient d. they are too interested in scoring political points e. they do not want the president to get credit for solving problems