The national government is not necessarily more favorable to the claims of minorities

26) Today, the national government is not necessarily more favorable to the claims ofminorities than state or local governments are.a. Trueb. False47) Independent expenditures, money spent on behalf of a political party or a candidatethat is truly independent of the party or candidate, by an unrelated group area. limited by the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act.b. unlimited only during election years.c. limited by PAC rules.d. unlimited in any way and must be disclosed to the Federal Elections Commission.e. donated by political parties.48) Republicans for Clean Air consisted entirely ofa. elements of the AFL-CIO PAC.b. two Texas businessmen.c. 500 disaffected Republicans planning to vote for McCain.d. grassroots environmental Republicans.e. coal industry leaders.52) The restriction of soft money led to a surge of what kind of contributions?a. illegalb. individualc. federald. unione. corporate54) While party activists are often highly ideological, party platforms tend to be moderate.a. Trueb. False61) Table 8—1 in your book demonstrates thata. most people oppose abortion under all circumstances.b. the margin of error is not affected by the size of samples.c. the wording of questions and responses is important when measuring publicopinion.d. obtaining random samples is relatively unimportant for measuring public opinion.e. all of the above.63) Which of the following is true about proportional representation systems?a. they have been ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Courtb. they tend to be associated with the existence of only two major parties competingin electionsc. they encourage participation of third and minor parties in electionsd. they are not currently used by any countries in the worlde. they are used by twenty states to choose members for their state legislatures take-all65) More voters turn out in the primary elections than they do in the general elections.a. Trueb. False66) Winner-takes-all elections are a characteristic of the U.S. electoral system.a. Trueb. False67) Critics of the primary system have recommended that rather than having state presi-dential primaries there should be a single nationwide election, or a “national presi-dential primary”a. Trueb. False69) According to Table 10—1 in your book, journalists tend to identify with which party?a. Democratsb. Republicansc. Independentsd. They are bipartisane. They are nonpartisan71) The government has ________ the broadcast media in some form since its inception.a. fundedb. ignoredc. advocated for partisan interests ofd. regulatede. none of the above78) Table 12—1 in your book shows that people think the president has the most influ-ence overa. health care costs.b. the way other countries view the U.S.c. gas prices.d. inflation.e. housing prices.81) The Executive Office of the President (EOP) was created in 1939 toa. act as a “watchdog” over presidential powers.b. oversee the communications between the media and the president.c. provide the liaison relationship needed between the president and Congress.d. give the president more help running the federal departments and agencies.e. none of the above.************The subject is US GOVERNMENT**************************If you don’t know about the subject please don’t bid on the questions.