Six fundamental concepts for understanding politics include choice, political culture, institutions, rules, history, and ______ (working together for mutual benefit).

Discuss the two major economic worries faced by members of Congress:

unemployment and inflation. What options are available to address them? What will be an ideal response?

Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

1. Cramer’s V assumes a relationship has direction; Chi-square does not. 2. The probability of an outcome is written as P(X). 3. If the outcomes of an event are equally probable, the probability of each possibility is equal to one divided by the number of possible outcomes. 4. The outcomes of political events always have an equal probability of occurring. 5. The null hypothesis can be rejected if two events are found to be contingent.