Congressional voting decisions
a. are rarely based on personal views.
b. can be influenced by interest groups.
c. are seldom determined by party affiliation.
d. are rarely made with voters in mind.
e. are never influenced by the president.
b
e
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a. decrease split-ticket voting b. increase confidence in the military c. make politics user friendly for voters d. reduce corruption in Congress
Which of the following affirmative action programs would be a clear violation of the Supreme Court's decision in Regents of the University of California v. Bakke (1978)?
a. considering race as a factor in university admissions decisions b. considering how an applicant would contribute to the diversity of the university— c. considering applicants' academic and extracurricular achievements d. setting aside a certain percentage of admissions slots as a quota for African American students