Question 1

What is party identification?&#10;A) The ability to identify his or her preferred party from a long list&#10;B) Another name for the concept of &#34;ideology&#34;&#10;C) The emotional commitment of a voter to his or her preferred party&#10;D) Commit to freedom and equality as key elements of the political culture

Accepted Answer

D

Question 2

What is presidential success as reported by the Congressional Quarterly?&#10;A) The proportion of Electoral College votes won by the successful candidate&#10;B) The proportion of votes in Congress, on legislative proposals on which the president took a clear position, which were in support of the president's position&#10;C) The proportion of executive orders upheld through congressional legislation&#10;D) The proportion of vetoes sustained within the Congress

Accepted Answer

Congressional Quarterly measures presidential success by looking at the proportion of votes in Congress, on legislative proposals on which the president took a clear position, which were in support of the president's position. This reflects the President's ability to work with Congress and pass important legislation.

Question 3

Which of the following is not a previous occupation of many lobbyists?&#10;A) Military&#10;B) Congress member&#10;C) Bureaucrat&#10;D) Scientist

Accepted Answer

While lobbyists may have a wide range of previous professions, it is less common for them to have a background in science compared to the other options listed.

Question 4

The occupations of the Occupy Wall Street movement were defended based on the First Amendment ___ .&#10;A) prohibition that &#34;Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.&#34;&#10;B) prohibition that &#34;Congress shall make no law . . . abridging the freedom of the press.&#34;&#10;C) &#34;right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.&#34;&#10;D) All of the above

Accepted Answer

The First Amendment protects the "right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances." This is the basis for the defense of the occupations of the Occupy Wall Street movement. The other choices, while also protections under the First Amendment, are not directly relevant to the actions of the movement.

Question 5

The Occupy Wall Street movement was characterized by ___ .&#10;A) absence of a leadership structure&#10;B) decision making by election of representatives&#10;C) a focused set of complaints&#10;D) All of the above

Accepted Answer

The Occupy Wall Street movement was known for its absence of a formal leadership structure, relying instead on a more decentralized approach to organization and decision-making.

Question 6

Which one of the following responses is true regarding political protestors and city governments and the police?&#10;A) Protestors argue that the right to assemble and petition should be more limited and city governments and the police tend to agree.&#10;B) Protestors argue that the right to assemble and petition should be viewed broadly, but city governments and the police tend to prefer that the right be more limited.&#10;C) Protestors argue that the right to assemble and petition should be more limited, but city governments and the police tend to prefer that the right be viewed more broadly.&#10;D) Protestors argue that the right to assemble and petition should be viewed broadly and city governments and the police tend to agree.

Accepted Answer

Protestors generally argue for the right to assemble and petition to be viewed broadly, while city governments and the police often prefer more limitations on these rights for reasons such as public safety and disruption to daily life. This is why option B is the correct answer.

Question 7

In the case of Dejonge v. Oregon (1937), the Supreme Court established the modern meaning of the right to ___ .&#10;A) religious worship&#10;B) defense counsel&#10;C) bear arms&#10;D) peaceably assemble

Accepted Answer

In Dejonge v. Oregon, the Supreme Court affirmed that the right to peaceably assemble is protected under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. This case established the modern interpretation of this right in American law.

Question 8

In the case of National Socialist Party v. Skokie (1977), the Supreme Court held that ___ .&#10;A) hate speech is free speech and thus must be permitted&#10;B) hate speech is not free speech and thus may be restricted&#10;C) free speech is hate speech and thus must be permitted&#10;D) free speech is not hate speech and thus may be restricted

Accepted Answer

The Supreme Court held that hate speech is considered free speech under the First Amendment, thus it must be permitted, even if the speech is offensive or hateful. This decision underscored the principle that the government cannot restrict expression simply because the ideas are offensive or disagreeable.

Question 9

In the presidential election of 2016, the __________rose up and demanded that the political system be changed to better represent them and reflect their views, interests, and needs.&#10;A) insiders&#10;B) outsiders&#10;C) elites&#10;D) proletariat

Accepted Answer

The term "outsiders" refers to political candidates who have no prior political experience and are not part of the traditional political establishment. In the 2016 presidential election, candidates like Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders were seen as outsiders who appealed to voters who felt that the political system was not working for them. These voters were demanding change and a new way of doing politics. The term "insiders" refers to traditional politicians and those who are part of the established political system. The terms "elites" and "proletariat" refer more broadly to social classes and economic groups, rather than to specific political movements or candidates.

Question 10

In the presidential election of 2016, Donald Trump was elected by the ___ .&#10;A) insiders&#10;B) outsiders&#10;C) elites&#10;D) proletariat

Accepted Answer

Donald Trump was considered an outsider candidate because he had never held political office before and ran a campaign centered around challenging the establishment and political elites.

Question 11

To explain contemporary interest group politics, the theory of elitism contends that well-funded interest groups are much more likely to form, win access, and exercise influence on behalf of the interests of ___ .

A) the wealthy and the prominent
B) the poor and the humble
C) the Southerners and the Westerners
D) the Northerners and the Easterners

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The answer of To explain contemporary interest group politics, the...

Question 12

The rallying cry of populism has always been ___ .&#10;A) &#34;the elites&#34; against &#34;the people&#34;&#10;B) &#34;the elites&#34; with &#34;the people&#34;&#10;C) &#34;the people&#34; against &#34;the elites&#34;&#10;D) &#34;the people&#34; with &#34;the elites&#34;

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The answer of The rallying cry of populism has always...

Question 13

In the presidential election of 2016, Donald Trump's call to &#34;drain the swamp&#34; was most closely associated with which explanatory theory of politics?&#10;A) pluralism&#10;B) elitism&#10;C) populism&#10;D) liberalism

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The answer of In the presidential election of 2016, Donald...

Question 14

Which one of the following types of interest groups deals with a benefit that is not non-excludable?&#10;A) clean government groups&#10;B) health insurance groups&#10;C) education reform groups&#10;D) consumer safety groups

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which one of the following types of...

Question 15

When an interest group succeeds in influencing the implementation of a public policy from which we all benefit whether or not we contributed to the group's efforts, the benefit it is understood as ___ .

A) non-deductible
B) excludable
C) non-excludable
D) deductible

Accepted Answer

The answer of When an interest group succeeds in influencing...

Question 16

When an interest group succeeds in influencing the implementation of a public policy from which we all benefit whether or not we contributed to the group's efforts, the benefit it is understood as ___ .

A) non-deductible
B) excludable
C) non-excludable
D) deductible

Accepted Answer

The answer of When an interest group succeeds in influencing...

Question 17

Which one of the following is not one of the three broad categories of reasons why individuals join interest groups?&#10;A) purposive benefits&#10;B) material benefits&#10;C) meaningful benefits&#10;D) solidary benefits

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The answer of Which one of the following is not...

Question 18

In the three broad categories of reasons why individuals join interest groups, the category of material benefits refers to the ___ .&#10;A) real and tangible benefits, like lower taxes, lighter regulation, higher wages, and group insurance rates&#10;B) substantive, partisan, and ideological goals, like fighting hunger, supporting Republicans, or battling socialists&#10;C) simple joys and social rewards of meeting, getting to know, and working with like-minded people&#10;D) None of the above

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the three broad categories of reasons...

Question 19

In the three broad categories of reasons why individuals join interest groups, the category of purposive benefits refers to the ___ .&#10;A) real and tangible benefits, like lower taxes, lighter regulation, higher wages, and group insurance rates&#10;B) substantive, partisan, and ideological goals, like fighting hunger, supporting Republicans, or battling socialists&#10;C) simple joys and social rewards of meeting, getting to know, and working with like-minded people&#10;D) None of the above

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the three broad categories of reasons...

Question 20

In the three broad categories of reasons why individuals join interest groups, the category of solidary benefits refers to the ___ .&#10;A) real and tangible benefits, like lower taxes, lighter regulation, higher wages, and group insurance rates&#10;B) substantive, partisan, and ideological goals, like fighting hunger, supporting Republicans, or battling socialists&#10;C) simple joys and social rewards of meeting, getting to know, and working with like-minded people&#10;D) None of the above

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the three broad categories of reasons...

Question 21

The modern labor movement began with the formation of the ___ .&#10;A) American Federation of Labor&#10;B) American Federation of Teachers&#10;C) Congress of Industrial Organizations&#10;D) National Education Association

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The answer of The modern labor movement began with the...

Question 22

Which one of the following statements is true regarding the growth or reduction in the size of labor unions in recent decades?&#10;A) While private sector unions have expanded, public sector unions have slipped.&#10;B) Both private sector unions and public sector unions have slipped.&#10;C) While private sector unions have slipped, public sector unions have expanded.&#10;D) Both private sector unions and public sector unions have expanded.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which one of the following statements is...

Question 23

The Great Recession of 2009 provided an opening for ___ .&#10;A) several Democratic governors to push legislation expanding public sector unions&#10;B) several Republican governors to push legislation limiting public sector unions&#10;C) several Democratic governors to push legislation limiting public sector unions&#10;D) several Republican governors to push legislation expanding public sector unions

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The answer of The Great Recession of 2009 provided an...

Question 24

Goods that cannot be made available to some without generally being made available to all are characterized as ___ .&#10;A) non-tenable&#10;B) non-comprehensive&#10;C) non-excludable&#10;D) non-eradicable

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The answer of Goods that cannot be made available to...

Question 25

Which one of the following organizations is not a public interest group?&#10;A) Common Cause&#10;B) Occupy Wall Street&#10;C) Congress Watch&#10;D) Wilderness Society

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which one of the following organizations is...

Question 26

Major elements of American society are not well represented either by economic groups or by consumer and public interest groups, including ___ .&#10;A) Business groups&#10;B) Public sector groups&#10;C) Teachers&#10;D) Minority groups

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The answer of Major elements of American society are not...

Question 27

Which of the following statements is true regarding most Americans?&#10;A) Most Americans favor some form of gun control and some access to abortion services.&#10;B) Most Americans favor some form of gun control but do not favor access to abortion services.&#10;C) Most Americans do not favor gun control but do favor some access to abortion services.&#10;D) Most Americans do not favor gun control nor access to abortion services.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which of the following statements is true...

Question 28

In 2015, the Open Secrets website reported that interest groups spent a record $3.23 billion on lobbying. Which one of the following business sectors spent more than the rest of the groups?&#10;A) finance, insurance, and real estate&#10;B) energy and natural resources&#10;C) pharmaceuticals and health products&#10;D) housing and building construction

Accepted Answer

The answer of In 2015, the Open Secrets website reported...

Question 29

Organizations may be guided by charismatic leaders who lead by ___ .&#10;A) negotiated consensus&#10;B) managerial administration&#10;C) personality and will&#10;D) Rotation in office

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The answer of Organizations may be guided by charismatic leaders...

Question 30

Which of the following statements is true regarding the role of lobbyists in government?&#10;A) Lobbyists provide information that supports their positions but they do not withhold or suppress information that seems to argue against their positions.&#10;B) Lobbyists do not provide information that supports their positions and withhold or suppress information that seems to argue against their positions.&#10;C) Lobbyists not provide information that supports their positions but they do not withhold or suppress information that seems to argue against their positions.&#10;D) Lobbyists provide information that supports their positions and withhold or suppress information that seems to argue against their positions.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which of the following statements is true...

Question 31

The &#34;revolving door&#34; practice refers to ___ .&#10;A) organizational improvement of communications that temporarily places managers in employee positions&#10;B) individuals who move back and forth between important roles in government and lucrative lobbying jobs&#10;C) leadership changes from charismatic to consensus building to charismatic depending on broader societal expectations&#10;D) policy emphases that shift back and forth between Democratic and Republican administrations after presidential elections

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The answer of The &#34;revolving door&#34; practice refers to ___...

Question 32

Protests, demonstrations, and sometimes even violence are weapons of last resort, usually employed only by the ___ .&#10;A) Democrats and liberals&#10;B) Republicans and conservatives&#10;C) poor and weak&#10;D) rich and strong

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The answer of Protests, demonstrations, and sometimes even violence are...

Question 33

Protests, demonstrations, and even violence in the streets ___ .&#10;A) will never get lawmakers' attention under any circumstances&#10;B) will sometimes get lawmakers' attention when a quiet meeting in their office will not&#10;C) will always get lawmakers' attention when a quiet meeting in their office will not&#10;D) are the fastest way to show determination

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The answer of Protests, demonstrations, and even violence in the...

Question 34

Litigation is another name for ___ .&#10;A) law enforcement to protect polling places&#10;B) bringing a legal case in a court of law&#10;C) securing financial donations from litigants&#10;D) law firms that endorse political candidates

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The answer of Litigation is another name for ___ .&#10;A)...

Question 35

In hard-fought campaigns to secure political power, the losing party does all but which one of the following ___ .&#10;A) acts as a watchdog to criticizes the governing party&#10;B) exposes corruption and abuse of power&#10;C) withdraw from politics to await the next election&#10;D) prepares for the next election

Accepted Answer

The answer of In hard-fought campaigns to secure political power,...

Question 36

The basic goals of American political parties include ___ .&#10;A) winning office&#10;B) controlling public policy&#10;C) keeping an eye on the opposition&#10;D) All of the above

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The answer of The basic goals of American political parties...

Question 37

The &#34;responsible party model&#34; holds that political parties should be ___ .&#10;A) selective in identifying candidates for office who reflect the values of the voters&#10;B) transparent with how they raise and spend campaign donations and contributions&#10;C) diligent in securing background checks on all potential campaign staff members and candidates&#10;D) clear about what they stand for so voters know what they will get if that party wins office

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The answer of The &#34;responsible party model&#34; holds that political...

Question 38

In the &#34;big tent&#34; view of contemporary political parties, the Democratic tent shelters mostly __________people and interests.&#10;A) radical to liberal&#10;B) liberal to moderate&#10;C) moderate to conservative&#10;D) conservative to libertarian

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the &#34;big tent&#34; view of contemporary...

Question 39

In the &#34;big tent&#34; view of contemporary political parties, the Republican tent shelters mostly __________people and interests.&#10;A) radical to liberal&#10;B) liberal to moderate&#10;C) moderate to conservative&#10;D) conservative to radical

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the &#34;big tent&#34; view of contemporary...

Question 40

In contemporary democratic politics, parties engage in all but which of the following activities?&#10;A) Parties provide channels through which ordinary citizens can affect the course of government.&#10;B) Parties, to protect their own rights of free expression, are natural guardians of civil liberties.&#10;C) Parties out of office join the deep state to resist the governing party&#10;D) Parties offer a means for organizing dissent against the policies of an incumbent administration.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In contemporary democratic politics, parties engage in...

Question 41

In contemporary democratic politics, parties engage in all but which of the following activities?&#10;A) Parties out of office join the deep state to resist the governing party&#10;B) Parties recruit and screen candidates for public office, from local election officials to president of the United States.&#10;C) Parties &#34;keep each other honest,&#34; since each party has a political interest in exposing corruption, deception, and abuses of authority by its opposition.&#10;D) Parties give political leaders reliable bases on which to build support for their programs in the legislature and among the general electorate.

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The answer of In contemporary democratic politics, parties engage in...

Question 42

The &#34;social network&#34; model of party politics focuses on a party's ___ .&#10;A) sheltering and welcoming of a broad diversity of people and interests from throughout society to participate in the party&#10;B) clarity in its campaign message and platform in an attempt to appeal to as many voters in American society as possible&#10;C) interrelationships among party officials, candidates, officeholders, voters, interest groups, media, and social movements&#10;D) All of the above

Accepted Answer

The answer of The &#34;social network&#34; model of party politics...

Question 43

Which of the following models has nothing to do with perspectives on American parties?&#10;A) The social network model&#10;B) The statistical voter model&#10;C) The big tent model&#10;D) The responsible party model

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The answer of Which of the following models has nothing...

Question 44

The role of &#34;party in the electorate&#34; refers to the ___ .&#10;A) political party offices and officials who identify more or less directly and consistently with the voters&#10;B) voters who identify more or less directly and consistently with a political party&#10;C) officeholders who identify more or less directly and consistently with a political party's voters&#10;D) partisan-appointed officials who identify more or less directly and consistently with the voters

Accepted Answer

The answer of The role of &#34;party in the electorate&#34;...

Question 45

The role of &#34;party organization&#34; refers to the ___ .&#10;A) volunteers who freely serve on a part-time basis to interface with the public on efforts to &#34;get out the vote&#34; on election day&#10;B) representatives of the party who serve on interest group boards to coordinate political campaign support on a day-to-day basis&#10;C) officials appointed by the party and who have been confirmed by the Senate to staff the federal bureaucracy&#10;D) permanent structure of party offices and officials who administer the party apparatus on a day-to-day basis

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The answer of The role of &#34;party organization&#34; refers to...

Question 46

The role of &#34;party in government&#34; refers to the ___ .&#10;A) voters who identify more or less directly and consistently with a political party&#10;B) permanent structure of party offices and officials who administer the party apparatus on a day-to-day basis&#10;C) officeholders, both elected and partisan-appointed officials, who ran under or have been associated with the party label&#10;D) representatives of the party who serve on interest group boards to coordinate political campaign support on a day-to-day basis

Accepted Answer

The answer of The role of &#34;party in government&#34; refers...

Question 47

In the political science literature, &#34;party identification&#34; refers to the emotional and intellectual commitment of __________to their political party.&#10;A) legislators&#10;B) government bureaucrats&#10;C) individual voters&#10;D) governors

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the political science literature, &#34;party identification&#34;...

Question 48

Today, more than 50% of voters identify themselves as ___ .&#10;A) Democrats&#10;B) Republicans&#10;C) Independents&#10;D) None of the above

Accepted Answer

The answer of Today, more than 50% of voters identify...

Question 49

Which one of the following statements is not true regarding Independent voters who tend to lean toward Democrats or Republicans?&#10;A) Independent leaners tend to behave very much like the weak identifiers of the party toward which they lean.&#10;B) Unlike pure independents, independent leaners turn out at lower rates than partisan voters.&#10;C) Independent leaners tend to turn out at the same rates and are just as loyal as Democrats or Republicans.&#10;D) Unlike pure independents, independent leaners do not tend to split their votes between the major parties.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which one of the following statements is...

Question 50

Which of the following statements is true today regarding the Democratic Party and the Republican Party nation-wide?&#10;A) The transition of conservative white southerners from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party is now complete.&#10;B) Democrats are more uniformly liberal and Republicans are more uniformly conservative.&#10;C) In recent election cycles, both Democrats and Republicans have voted consistently for the nominee of their party.&#10;D) All of the above

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which of the following statements is true...

Question 51

Which one of the following statements is true regarding the nominations of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton during 2016 presidential campaign?&#10;A) The nomination of Donald Trump and his outsider campaign promised less change while Hillary Clinton's nomination signaled more change.&#10;B) The nomination of Donald Trump and his outsider campaign promised the same amount of change as Hillary Clinton in her nomination.&#10;C) The nomination of Donald Trump and his outsider campaign promised great change while Hillary Clinton's nomination signaled continuity rather than change.&#10;D) Neither the nomination of Donald Trump nor the nomination of Hillary Clinton promised any change.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which one of the following statements is...

Question 52

Which one of the following statements is true regarding who won the popular vote and the electoral vote in the presidential campaign of 2016 between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton?&#10;A) Trump won the popular vote and the electoral vote.&#10;B) Trump won the popular vote and Clinton won the electoral vote.&#10;C) Clinton won the popular vote and Trump won the electoral vote.&#10;D) Clinton won the popular vote and the electoral vote.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which one of the following statements is...

Question 53

Which one of the following statements is true regarding which party won control of the House of Representatives and the Senate in the congressional elections of 2016?&#10;A) Republicans maintained control of the House while Democrats took control of the Senate.&#10;B) Democrats took control of both the House and the Senate.&#10;C) Republicans maintained control of both the House and the Senate.&#10;D) Democrats maintained control of the House while Republicans took control of the Senate.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which one of the following statements is...

Question 54

In the presidential primaries of 2016, __________of the Democratic Party was led by Hillary Clinton.&#10;A) the institutional wing&#10;B) the libertarian wing&#10;C) the independent wing&#10;D) the insurgent wing

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The answer of In the presidential primaries of 2016, __________of...

Question 55

In the presidential primaries of 2016, __________of the Democratic Party was led by Bernie Sanders.&#10;A) the institutional wing&#10;B) the libertarian wing&#10;C) the independent wing&#10;D) the insurgent wing

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The answer of In the presidential primaries of 2016, __________of...

Question 56

A hundred years ago, the power of political parties was often found in local party organizations, often called ___ .&#10;A) &#34;mafias&#34;&#10;B) &#34;machines&#34;&#10;C) &#34;mandarins&#34;&#10;D) &#34;mercenaries&#34;

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The answer of A hundred years ago, the power of...

Question 57

For more than half a century, black voters have given about __________percent of their votes to Democratic candidates for president and Congress.&#10;A) 60&#10;B) 70&#10;C) 80&#10;D) 90

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The answer of For more than half a century, black...

Question 58

Which one of the following statements is not historically true regarding blacks and the Democratic Party?&#10;A) The Democratic Party was the party of the South and slavery during the Civil War.&#10;B) In the 1930s, black voters left the Democratic Party for the Republican Party.&#10;C) The Democratic Party identified with southern racial segregation in the 1960s.&#10;D) The connection between Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. during the 1960 campaign encouraged black voters about the Democratic Party.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which one of the following statements is...

Question 59

Which one of the following statements reflects the benefit of black voters' nearly exclusive commitment to the Democratic Party?&#10;A) The Democratic Party's philosophy and programs have been responsive to the needs and interests of black citizens.&#10;B) The Democratic Party has been receptive to black citizens with political aspirations.&#10;C) Both of the above&#10;D) None of the above

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which one of the following statements reflects...

Question 60

Which one of the following statements does not reflect a detriment of black voters' nearly exclusive commitment to the Democratic Party?&#10;A) Democrats are reluctant to have their campaigns identified with the black community for fear of scaring away white voters.&#10;B) Both major parties know that most blacks will vote Democrat, which means that there is no bidding for their votes.&#10;C) Virtually all members of the Congressional Black Caucus are Democrats&#10;D) The wholesale commitment of blacks to the Democratic Party means that they are almost completely without access when Republicans win.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which one of the following statements does...

Question 61

Throughout the twentieth century to the present, which one of the following trends has weakened the power of most local party organizations?&#10;A) placement of government jobs under civil service regulation&#10;B) movement toward nonpartisan local elections&#10;C) use of technology to take political messages directly to voters in their homes&#10;D) The development of better benefits packages in the private sector

Accepted Answer

The answer of Throughout the twentieth century to the present,...

Question 62

Which one of the following statements is not true regarding support of the president's legislative program in Congress?&#10;A) When presidents enjoy majorities in both houses of the Congress, they are successful more than 80 percent of the time.&#10;B) Presidents whose partisans control at least one house of the Congress, do nearly as well, at almost 75&#8239;percent.&#10;C) Presidents who find both houses of the Congress controlled by the other party, face tough sledding, achieving success only about 60 percent of the time.&#10;D) Popular presidents get their way no matter who runs Congress.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which one of the following statements is...

Question 63

In American party politics, the role of loyal opposition falls to ___ .&#10;A) the members of the Supreme Court who do not share the president's party affiliation&#10;B) the majority of governors who are not of the same party as the president&#10;C) the leaders of the party in Congress that does not control the presidency&#10;D) All of the above

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The answer of In American party politics, the role of...

Question 64

Party unity in Congress is defined as ___ .&#10;A) the proportion of votes on which the majority of one party lines up against a minority of the other party&#10;B) the proportion of votes on which the minority of one party lines up against a majority of the other party&#10;C) the proportion of votes on which the minority of one party lines up against a minority of the other party&#10;D) the proportion of votes on which the majority of one party lines up against a majority of the other party

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The answer of Party unity in Congress is defined as...

Deck 6: Factions Today: Interest Groups and Political Parties