Those who were more generally opposed to both a stronger central government and the ratification of the U.S. Constitution were known as

What was the judge's conclusion known as "Dillon's Rule"?

a. Governors were entitled to the authority to veto legislation. b. Municipalities owed their existence and authorities to the state legislature. c. State courts could rule state laws unconstitutional. d. All legislative districts had to have approximately the same number of voters.

Which of the following aspects of political structure in the U.S. might help explain the poor turnout of lower-income groups? 

A. the strong appeal of third-party candidates in the U.S. B. the centrist appeal of the major parties C. major-party disinterest in voter mobilization D. the focus of major political parties on economic divisions in the populace E. the failure of major parties to campaign in a public and visible manner