The _________ Act of 1965 prohibited states and political subdivisions from denying or abridging "the right of any citizen of the United States to vote on account of race or color."

Critics complain about the revolving door, because they believe that ______.

a. former government officials will lead to a glut of lobbyists in Washington, D.C. b. interest groups lose their singular focus when hiring former government officials whose concerns have typically involved numerous broader issues c. government officials may ease labor laws on lobbying firms shortly before leaving to join one d. lobbyists will blackmail former colleagues with inside information once they leave public service for lobbying work e. alternating between government service and interest group lobbying for private entities amounts to unethical cashing in on public service for private profit

In an average year, what is the state's largest single source of revenue?

A. corporate taxes B. personal income taxes C. federal grants D. excise taxes