The Clean Water Act of 1972 did which of the following?
a. Set minimum national standards, industry by industry, for the release of point-source pollution
b. Required local governments to install secondary sewage treatment facilities
c. Delegated to states the obligation to monitor water quality and take enforcement actions
d. All of the above
d
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What aspect of the Japanese economy made it vulnerable?
a. a close relationship between government and business b. a substantial investment in new technology and research c. unfair trade practices that protected its business and industry d. the need to import raw materials
Which of the following is a limitation of the convention system that was used to nominate political party candidates?
A) Convention meetings were unofficial meetings. B) Very few leaders were nominated through the convention system than through the caucus system of nominating. C) Only one candidate could be nominated in the convention system. D) The direct participation of ordinary voters in selecting delegates resulted in mob rule. E) Convention delegates were rarely chosen by a vote of the party's local members.