"White flight" involves affluent, mainly Anglo residents who _____
a. move outside of city limits
b. avoid paying city taxes
c. continue to enjoy city amenities such as libraries, airports, and museums
d. may be partially controlled through the city's use of the ETJ
e. all of these
e
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The agreement that began to put significant limits on the production of chlorofluorocarbons was ________.
a. the Rio Pact b. the Montreal Protocol c. the INF Treaty d. the Kyoto Protocol
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Many interest groups face the free rider problem when recruiting members who can gain the benefits of their activities whether or not they join. 2. Many interest groups face the free rider problem when recruiting members who can gain the benefits of their activities whether or not they join. 3. The part of the federal government that is least subject to the “revolving door” phenomenon is the courts. 4. PACs are the fundraising arm for interest groups. 5. The primary goal of direct lobbying is to gain public support for an interest group’s proposals.