When James Madison wrote that "if men were angels, no government would be necessary," he was __________.
A. arguing that checks and balances are necessary
B. claiming that people are inherently evil
C. arguing that civil liberties need to be protected at all costs
D. making a case against the ratification of the Constitution
Answer: A
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A(n) __________ is a provision attached to a bill—to which it may or may not be related—to secure the bill's passage or defeat
Answer:
What is salience?
a. Salience refers to an issue's importance to a person or to the public in general. b. Salience is an indication of the tendency for public opinion to favor or reject some candidates. c. Salience is the strength of a relationship between two variables. d. Salience is the strength of the direction of public opinion. e. Salience is a measure of the degree to which public opinion on an issue is likely to change.