Ramsey Jordan, a renowned scientist, decides to run for president. He knows that he lacks popular support and hence has a meeting with his campaign manager to discuss the strategies that can help him gain support. Jordan's campaign manager advises him to reach out to voters who are scientifically inclined by using a tailored message, highlighting his credentials in the field of science and also his vision. In this case, to reach out to specific voters, Jordan should engage in _____.
A. a moneybomb attack
B. microtargeting
C. a filibuster
D. lobbying
E. stumping
Answer: B
Political Science
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b. The U.S. government must allow state laws to reign supreme over national law. c. Individual state provisions are applied to cases of federal law. d. The U.S. government must respect the actions of all individual citizens. e. International treaties are applied to state criminal cases.
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The Bretton Woods system was based on what system of exchange rates?
a. Fixed-but-adjustable b. Fixed c. Floating d. Unified
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