Which of the following is NOT an example of intergovernmental relations?

How are critical elections and party realignments interrelated?

a. A party realignment occurs before a critical election. b. A party realignment occurs after a critical election when new voters outnumber old voters. c. A party realignment occurs before a critical election during periods of national crisis. d. A party realignment occurs after a critical election.

Employment rates are less responsive to economic conditions in Germany than in the United States because _____

a. workers in Germany are paid higher wages than workers in the United States b. the Germany government has tighter control over the pace of economic growth c. Germany has more worker protection policies in place than in the United States d. there are more worker protection policies in place in the United States than in Germany