Which president was the first to use radio to inform the American people in what later became known as his "fireside chats"?

The most effective way for an interest group to form a powerful policy coalition of interests is to ally with

a. the Majority Whip and state governors. b. the Secretary of State and a congressional subcommittee. c. a federal agency and the Attorney General. d. a federal agency and a congressional subcommittee. e. a political action committee and a major television news network.

After the Second World War, the United States emerged as the only major power with a completely intact infrastructure

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.