Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal and Lyndon Johnson’s War on Poverty are both examples of
a. election platform slogans that did not result in policy changes.
b. sudden bursts of national policymaking in which the federal government assumed jurisdiction over public policy once reserved to the states.
c. federal responses to foreign policy decisions by state executives.
d. Republican Party initiatives undertaken after Hoover left office.
b. sudden bursts of national policymaking in which the federal government assumed jurisdiction over public policy once reserved to the states.
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To win the general election, presidential candidates have to win support from __________ who often do not vote in primaries
a. intensely conservative voters b. committedly liberal voters c. moderate and pragmatic voters d. Evangelical Christians
Which event or phenomenon led to the start of the fifth party system?
A.) World War II B.) World War I C.) Great Depression D.) Roaring Twenties