Compared to state and local expenditures for education, the federal government allocates
A) no funds for public education.
B) matching funds for public education.
C) more than 45% of its budget to education.
D) less than 5% of its budget to education.
E) the majority of the funds for elementary, and secondary education.
D
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a. grounded theory. b. retrospective research. c. cohort effects. d. randomized clinical trials.
Which of the following is a difference between senators and representatives?
A. Senatorsmirror the views of their constituents, regardless of their opinions, whereas representatives follow their own ideals. B. Senators are elected to represent all of the people in a state, whereas representatives are elected by the voters of a particular area. C. Senators are elected every second year by popular vote, whereas representatives are elected every six years by popular vote. D. Senators must be at least twenty-five years of age, whereas representatives must be at least thirty years of age. E. Senators need not be residents of the state from which they are elected, whereas representativesmust be legal residents of the state from which they are elected.