In its decision in Gonzales v. Raich (2005), the Supreme Court sided with ______.

Which of the following statements about youth politics and the generational divide in Brazil is NOT correct?

a. Young Brazilians vote and mobilize often, although the degree of their engagement is a function of their level of education with the college educated acting most consistently. b. Access to technology and available time are two important factors that facilitate the activism of Brazil's middle-class youth. c. The key demand of Brazilian youth is for cleaner government. d. Brazil has a rapidly aging population sharpening the political differences between the country's generations. e. The clash of youthful expectations about Brazil's democracy and its lingering problems of poverty, inequality, and poor governance was at the center of the protests that erupted in June 2013.

During election seasons, candidates tend to spend their campaign funds in

a. areas that could go to either party. b. areas where their party is weak. c. areas where they are likely to win. d. large urban areas, regardless of their political history. e. rural areas, regardless of their political history.