Passive resistance to a law that is perceived as unjust by openly refusing to obey it is called

How do political scientists define political socialization?

a. learning to self-select oneself to participate in public opinion polls b. acquiring status as an opinion leader c. learning to adapt to new electoral technologies d. learning political values, beliefs, and opinions

Party leaders from the two chambers of Congress sometimes use __________ legislation that addresses numerous and perhaps unrelated issues to create winning coalitions and force members to support the entire bill to obtain the individual parts

a. ad hoc b. conference c. orthodox d. omnibus