If the number of seats per district is reduced to one, then the electoral system becomes "winner-take-all."

Which of the following is true of the nature of control over the vast electoral process in the United States in its rules and administration?

A. It is decentralized. B. It is centralized. C. It is federally controlled. D. It is completely controlled by the state government. E. It is completely controlled by the local government.

Which of the following is considered a fundamental paradox of the theory of preemption?

A) ?The United States will never be able to use it. B) ?It was a Cold War strategy that ceased to be relevant at the end of the Cold War. C) ?Members of Congress will not support a declaration of war. D) ?It requires use of nuclear weapons and the United States has entered into nuclear reductions treaties. E) ?It can be effectively applied only to a country that lacks the capacity to retaliate.