Which of the following organizations replaced the State Department as the president’s primary source of advice on foreign policy matters following World War II?

Why are people with higher-than-average education more likely to vote?

a. Education depresses political efficacy, which then encourages turnout. b. Education increases intolerance, which then encourages turnout. c. Education helps voters recognize differences between the candidates. d. Education enables voters to calculate the probability that their vote will decide the election.

What is the paradox of political participation, and why does it matter when discussing voter turnout?

What will be an ideal response?