Voters may not think much of parties, but large majorities still admit to party preferences and use parties to guide their voting decisions for which of the following reasons?
a. because they have no real choice but to do so
b. because there is a residual irrational loyalty to parties that has outlived the usefulness of the party label
c. because party labels still provide the cheap, shorthand cue so useful to rationally ignorant voters
d. because third-party candidates have unclear messages and ill-defined goals
c. because party labels still provide the cheap, shorthand cue so useful to rationally ignorant voters
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In the case of Shaw v. Reno (1993), the Supreme Court ruled that
a. majority-minority districts were not a violation of the Thirteenth Amendment. b. majority-minority districts were unconstitutional. c. minority-dominated congressional districts were a violation of the Tenth Amendment. d. minority-dominated congressional districts were not a violation of the Tenth Amendment. e. redrawing voting district lines from time to time is constitutional.
An early law at the national level that prohibited slavery in a specific part of the United States was the ______.
A. Fugitive Slave Act B. Northwest Ordinance C. Alien and Sedition Acts D. Civil Rights Act