Face-to-face communication is most effective for altering political opinions because __________
A) it allows for dialogue to occur between parties
B) it is most directly accessible to the observer
C) it is more audible than other forms of media
D) audiences tend to trust it
A
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The full faith and credit clause of the Constitution requires the
a. states to honor each other's public acts and legal decisions. b. states, but not the federal government, to run a balanced budget. c. federal government, but not the states, to run a balanced budget. d. federal government to accept a state's outstanding debt at the time of ratification.
Madison contends that the republican form of government in which elected representatives are delegated responsibility for making governmental decisions addresses the tyranny-of-the-majority problem in which of the following ways?
A. Representation dilutes the factious spirit. B. It can encompass a large population. C. Individuals can be represented by groups. D. Both "representation dilutes the factious spirit" and "it can encompass a large population"