When students exhibit a tendency not to challenge a professor's arguments because they assume he or she is an expert and knows better, it could be an example of __________.

Which of the following is a political linkage that can be used to understand why poverty in the United States only barely declined during recent periods of strong economic growth?

A. Poor people have little initiative, even in good economic times. B. Religious organizations typically cut back their charity programs during good economic times. C. Public opinion opposes government programs that seem to redistribute income. D. The national government has not created major programs to eliminate poverty.

The 1976 U.S. Supreme Court case that held that governments cannot limit a person’s right to spend money in order to spread his or her particular political views in political campaigns was

a. Roe v. Wade.
b. Serrano v. Priest
c. South Carolina v. Baker.
d. Buckley v. Valeo.