What is an example of American manual workers going against the expected habits of their class.
A) African American laborers motivated by noneconomic issues, such as race, gun control, etc.
moving toward support of the Republican party
B) White working-class Americans motivated by noneconomic issues, such as race, gun control,
etc. moving toward support of the Republican party
C) Working-class Hispanics motivated by noneconomic issues, such as race, gun control, etc.
moving toward support of the Green party
D) White working-class Americans motivated by economic issues
In the 1980s, as represented by the gender gap, women liked federal programs for home and family and disliked the Republican emphasis on __________ and disdain for women's rights.
A) corruption
B) regionalism
C) economics
D) war
What must good public opinion studies do, especially those dealing with complex or specialized queries?
A) Distinguish between elite and mass opinions
B) Attempt to complicate the respondents' responses, in order to get at their real opinions
C) Pose the simplest questions possible
D) Separate conservative from liberal opinions
How was Catholic John F. Kerry's stance on abortion a factor in his 2004 run for President?
A) Catholics tend not to vote.
B) It lost Kerry many Catholic votes.
C) It won Kerry many Catholic votes.
D) It had little to no impact via Catholic voters, who tend to vote as actively as other sectors of
the public.
How are votes allocated in the International Monetary Fund?
a) One nation, one vote b) By the amount of money provided c) By population d) One nation, one vote, but with veto power for five influential countries