__________ are all members of the society who occupy positions that enable them regularly to transmit, either locally or nationally, opinions about any issue to unknown persons outside of their occupational field or about more than one class of issues to unknown professional colleagues

The two parts of the recruitment process are initial recruitment to politics, and later

A. the development of political attitudes among officeholders. B. the relationship between branches of the government, C. the frequency with which elections are held. D. promotion within the political infrastructure.

In Employment Division v. Smith (1990), the Supreme Court rejected a claim by _________________ that their ritualistic use of peyote constituted free exercise of religion

a. Rastafarians b. Native Americans c. Satanists d. Buddhists