As parental and school influences wane in adulthood, _________ emerge as more important socialization agents
A) families
B) political parties
C) historical references
D) the current presidents
E) adult peer groups and the mass media
E
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Comparing changes in the public opinion of Texans regarding the legal status of marijuana with the actions of legislators and the judicial system in Texas indicates that
A. public opinion can lead the political elite to alter government policy. B. the political elite are very slow to respond to changes in public opinion. C. it typically takes leadership by the political elite to move public opinion. D. changes in legislation and specific government policy often lead changes in public opinion.
A presidential preference primary allows voters in the party primary to
a. vote in both party primaries simultaneously. b. select delegates to the national convention. c. vote on adoption of resolutions to be considered at the state convention. d. vote directly on the party's presidential nominee.