The work of _____ was instrumental in antilynching campaigns throughout the South, particularly in her role as editor of The Free Speech
A) Linda Carol Brown
B) Harriet Tubman
C) Elizabeth Cady Stanton
D) Rosa Parks
E) Ida B. Wells-Barnett
E
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In 1964, which candidate tried too hard to appeal to his party's activists and lost the election as a result?
a. Lyndon Johnson b. George McGovern c. Barry Goldwater d. Richard Nixon
When a number of states compete to offer more favorable relocation deals to businesses, this exemplifies the practice of
a. fragmentation. b. administration. c. cooperation. d. affirmation.
Which of the following represent important legislative resources in executive-legislative relations?
a. Legislative review of administrative rules b. The legislative audit c. Legislative information systems d. All of the above
Compared to House incumbents, Senate incumbents are more likely to face the problem of
A. name recognition. B. raising enough money to run a strong campaign. C. an electorate that is inclined to judge their fitness for reelection in the context of pork-barrel legislation and other favors for the local community. D. a strong challenger. E. All of these answers are correct.