Three basic strategies employed by interest groups are all of the following EXCEPT

The Nation, the Atlantic Monthly, and Harper's were

A. mass-circulation magazines founded during the early 1900s. B. magazines specializing in yellow journalism during the mid-1800s. C. newspapers sponsored by the political parties of the early 1800s. D. the first magazines to present public policy issues during the mid-1800s. E. newspapers specializing in party news and election reports founded during the early 1900s.

The advantages of delegating authority to a unified executive were clear to the Framers of the Constitution, but so was the potential drawback which was

a. the Senate might not concur with the delegation. b. executives might pursue ends contrary to those desired by congressional majorities. c. the States might override the delegation. d. President George Washington was vocally opposed to this plan.