What are the three components of a “subgovernment” and how has the influence of subgovernments changed over time?
What will be an ideal response?
A subgovernment is a three-way policy-making alliance that includes congressional committees, executive agencies, and interest groups. Their influence has declined over time as other contending forces (such as journalists and presidents) have ended their policy monopoly.
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Europe during the latter nineteenth century and early years of the twentieth century evolved from a fluid, multipolar alliance system into two alliance blocs
Indicate whether this statement is true or false
If the same people sometimes vote on the basis of their religion and sometimes vote on the basis of their wealth, it is an illustration of __________
a. additive cleavages b. cross-cutting cleavages c. polarizing cleavages e. reinforcing cleavages