What does the theory of "lowinformation rationality" refer to?
a. The notion that voters can and do use shortcuts to make political judgments
b. The way that political pollsters extrapolate broad trends from small samplings
c. The foolishness and ignorance of many voters' choices
d. The tendency of political parties to only offer as much information as the media demands, and no more
e. The high level of political apathy among Americans
a
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How do American and Canadian views differ on the size of government?
a. Americans believe the government is too small, while Canadians feel that government intrudes on individual privacy. b. As similar democratic nations located in North America, both Americans and Canadians feel that government is too large. c. Americans and Canadians generally agree that government should be larger, funding welfare programs such as Medicaid and Food Stamps. d. Many Americans believe government is too large, while Canadians recognize that government has a pivotal role to play and accept higher taxes.
The principle of prior restraint, established in the case of Near v. Minnesota, relates to
A. freedom of speech. B. libel. C. censorship. D. freedom of assembly. E. slander.