Which of the following illustrates how national party conventions in the nineteenth and early twentieth centurieswere removed from the general public?
A)the dominance of Abraham Lincoln as a first-choice candidate
B)the use of a national nominating convention to nominate Stephen Douglas
C)the election of John Quincy Adams over Andrew Jackson
D)the Whig Party slogan "Who is James K. Polk?"
D
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Why did Texas pass a constitutional amendment to legalize state lottery ticket sales in 1991?
a. The U.S. Supreme Court had deemed that restrictions on such sales were unconstitutional. b. It was an attempt to compensate for revenue lost due to a variety of causes. c. A major source of revenue, casinos, had threatened to leave the state if sales weren't legalized. d. The state income tax was not providing sufficient funds for educational needs.
How do individual and institutional forces affect turnout in the United States?
What will be an ideal response?