By the beginning of the twentieth century, __________ replaced __________ as the state with the world's largest and most advanced economy.

The strongest effect of attack ads on electoral politics seems to be that people who

A) ?marginally support an attacked candidate become less certain and abstain from voting for that candidate. B) ?strongly support an attacked candidate drop their support for the candidate and vote for someone else. C) ?only slightly support an attacked candidate feel sorry for the candidate and become more likely to vote for them. D) ?have no opinion on an attacked candidate become more confused about their choice.

Which of the following is at the forefront in providing information in a more accessible manner?

A. technology B. media C. public D. politicians