Which parties may choose to use conventions rather than primary elections to nominate candidates?
a. any party that had a nominee on the ballot in the last gubernatorial election
b. parties that won between 2 percent and 20 percent in the last gubernatorial election
c. the party that won the last presidential election
d. the party that won the last gubernatorial election
e. only Democrats and Republicans
b. parties that won between 2 percent and 20 percent in the last gubernatorial election
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The 1992 case of Planned Parenthood v. Casey contained nearly 50 additional legal arguments filed by hundreds of parties. These additional legal arguments are called
a. briefs. b. dissenting opinions. c. amicus curiae briefs. d. stare decisis briefs. e. concurring opinions.
The Spanish-American War of 1898 is seen as a prime example of the "new manifest destiny.". All of the following are motivational factors for America's entry into this war except
a. desire of the United States to come to the defense of Cubans believed to be ill-treated by the Spanish. b. the sinking of the USS Maine. c. the personal attack on President McKinley. d. the conclusion of the Louisiana Purchase. e. Spanish reform efforts were viewed as unsatisfactory by Americans.