How does a caucus system differ from a primary system?
What will be an ideal response?
An ideal response will:
1, Define a caucus system (small meetings with registered members of each political party who select delegates for the party national convention) and a primary system (delegates selected through votes similar to regular elections).
2, Compare and contrast the significance of the caucus and primary systems.
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American democracy, as we recognize it today, is the consequence of
a. the tireless efforts of Vaclav Havel. b. a joint session of Congress held on July 21, 1990. c. a long evolutionary process. d. free elections held every 4 years. e. the collapse of the Soviet Union.
According to conservatives, why were the murders of Matthew Sheppard and Jesse Dirkhising treated differently by the media?
a) Because the media wants to portray homosexuals as always being victims, never predators. b) Because the Sheppard murder was a bias crime. c) Because Dirkhising was a victim of a sex crime and the media shies away from dealing with sex crimes. d) Because Dirkhising was white.