At the turn of the 20th century, Senate members were predominantly
A. blue-collar tradesmen who had risen through the ranks of union leadership.
B. members of prestigious professions, such as doctors and lawyers.
C. academics and social activists.
D. rich party leaders and businessmen.
E. civic-minded men who were primarily interested in serving their country.
Answer: D
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Answer:
American social liberals disagree with social conservatives about the importance of individualism
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
The sphere of organized citizen activity between the state and the individual family or firm is called ______.
A. political society B. the party system C. civil society D. patron–client linkages
An increase in the use of ______ by the federal government led to greater cooperation and decentralization between states and the federal government.
A. unfunded mandates B. health care subsidies C. categorical and block grants D. bicameral strategies for policy development