Wednesday, February 10, 2016

POL 110 FINAL EXAM (PART 4)


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POL 110 Final Exam (Part 4)
This exam consist of 25 multiple choice questions and covers the material in Chapters 6 through 9.
1.     After the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, well over ____ percent of the public approved of the job President Bush was doing.
2.     Most national surveys draw a sample of around _____ people.
3.     Public trust in government has declined steadily since the
4.     The authors suggest an increase in media competition in recent years has had the effect of making reporters and producers
5.     In 2008, Barack Obama carried the vote of __________ Southern states.
6.     James Madison looked to the _______ to protect the people from “their own temporary errors and delusions.”
7.     The political machine is a party organization that recruits its members through the use of
8.     Increasingly, American identify themselves as
9.     Madison and other Founders believed factions were
10.   Thousands of organized interests are located on and around __________ Street in Washington, D.C.
11.   The problem with “soft money” is that, although it is given to the parties, it can easily be used to
12.   When machine parties were at their height, voter turnout was
13.   Studies suggest which of the following would be an effective way to increase vote turnout?
14.   The legal limit on what a congressional candidate may spend is
15.   When registered nonvoters in the United States were asked why they did not vote, what was the most common explanation?
16.   Which of the following candidates did the textbook use as an example of the importance of media in the development of  name recognition?
17.   Which constitutional amendment gave women the right to vote?
18.   The 2008 election was somewhat significant because it featured
19.   U. S. Senators serve for a ____ year term.
20.   Although party voting and polarization appear to be the trend in recent Congressional history, it is also true that
21.   To obtain a party’s nomination for a seat in Congress, a candidate typically must
22.   In the Senate, a filibuster can be ended by invoking
23.   A president’s veto can be overridden by
24.   The Speaker of the House
25.   A bill that can have amendments from the floor is operating under __________ rule.


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