Which country was considered an example of a party corporatist state for much of the twentieth century?

Which of the following is NOT true about Political Action Committees?

A) There are far more PACs now than there were in 1974. B) Most PAC money goes to challengers rather than incumbents. C) Some PACs contribute to both challenger and incumbent, playing it safe. D) Only a handful of candidates have completely resisted the lure of PAC money. E) PACs contribute before and after elections.

Why did businessmen in Massachusetts raise funds for a state militia to dismantle Shays's Rebellion?

a. The Massachusetts militia was at war overseas. b. The Massachusetts militia needed more soldiers to win the battle. c. The "federal" government refused to assist. d. The Continental Congress lacked the resources to assist and there was not an established militia in the state. e. The Continental Congress and the Massachusetts militia could not cooperate to defuse the situation.