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• Question 7
By law, PACs can give no more than __________ to any candidate. • Question 8
Which of the following is true of interest-group activity? • Question 9
To say that "the pressure system has an upper-class bias" is to • Question 10
The Americans who are most likely to join interest organizations are
• Question 1
Usually, if a candidate for president wins the most votes in a state, how many electoral votes does he or she get for that state? • Question 2
To say that "the pressure system has an upper-class bias" is to • Question 3
The text argues that the central problem of political parties today is • Question 4
Compared with the role European political parties play in the lives of their citizens, parties in the • Question 5
Information is an important resource available to interest groups because • Question 6
Roughly _____ percent of all the interest groups in Washington located there since …show more content…
Question 15
The main reason people participate in politics is Question 16
Significant congressional power is found in Question 17
The focus of debate over filibusters in 2005 was Question 18
Studies have shown significant correlations between congressional votes and constituency opinion regarding Question 19
Conference reports on __________ bills usually split the differences between the House and Senate versions. Question 20
In the organizational explanation of congressional voting behavior, the principal voting cue is probably Question 1
The media made no mention of the extramarital affairs of Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy but relentlessly pursued the sexual history of Bill Clinton. This was so because Question 2
The broadcast industry in the United States can be described as Question 3
If a remark can be printed but cannot be attributed, except on the authority of the reporter, it is said to be Question
By law, PACs can give no more than __________ to any candidate. • Question 8
Which of the following is true of interest-group activity? • Question 9
To say that "the pressure system has an upper-class bias" is to • Question 10
The Americans who are most likely to join interest organizations are
• Question 1
Usually, if a candidate for president wins the most votes in a state, how many electoral votes does he or she get for that state? • Question 2
To say that "the pressure system has an upper-class bias" is to • Question 3
The text argues that the central problem of political parties today is • Question 4
Compared with the role European political parties play in the lives of their citizens, parties in the • Question 5
Information is an important resource available to interest groups because • Question 6
Roughly _____ percent of all the interest groups in Washington located there since …show more content…
Question 15
The main reason people participate in politics is Question 16
Significant congressional power is found in Question 17
The focus of debate over filibusters in 2005 was Question 18
Studies have shown significant correlations between congressional votes and constituency opinion regarding Question 19
Conference reports on __________ bills usually split the differences between the House and Senate versions. Question 20
In the organizational explanation of congressional voting behavior, the principal voting cue is probably Question 1
The media made no mention of the extramarital affairs of Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy but relentlessly pursued the sexual history of Bill Clinton. This was so because Question 2
The broadcast industry in the United States can be described as Question 3
If a remark can be printed but cannot be attributed, except on the authority of the reporter, it is said to be Question