A) uninformed response
B) faulty opinion
C) invalid answer
D) confused response
E) non-opinion
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A) New York
B) Florida
C) Illinois
D) Oregon
E) Alabama
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A) the poorer American classes still had enough material wealth to be happy with their station.
B) American workers lacked sufficient class consciousness.
C) the government was already providing substantial financial assistance to the working class.
D) the Social Security system provided workers with a safety net not available to workers in Europe.
E) the government of the U.S.was too militantly anti-communist and would not allow propaganda to spread.
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A) population size and the sample size.
B) sample size and the timeline over which the sample was taken.
C) size of the sample and whether the sample was selected from the population by a random method.
D) sample size and whether the sample has the same percentage of men and women as the population.
E) anonymous nature of the sampling process and sample size.
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A) Idaho
B) Georgia
C) Utah
D) Washington
E) Texas
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A) elementary school.
B) middle school.
C) high school.
D) undergraduate studies.
E) graduate studies.
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A) George Washington
B) James Madison
C) George Gallup
D) Abraham Lincoln
E) Thomas Jefferson
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A) a change in the policy position of the president.
B) major upheaval.
C) popular satisfaction with a government initiative.
D) a change in the law.
E) a Supreme Court ruling.
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A) most individuals are reluctant to speak out against dominant opinion.
B) people tend not to express their views until asked.
C) people holding deviant opinions tend to be more vocal,and hence silence the majority.
D) most individuals like to challenge dominant opinions.
E) All of these answers are correct.
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A) Pollsters did not measure Independent as a form of identification until early in the twenty-first century.
B) Currently,more people identify as Republicans than as Democrats.
C) Currently,more people identify as Democrats than as either Republicans or Independents.
D) Over the last several decades,the percentage of people identifying as Republicans has increased substantially.
E) Over the last several decades,the percentage of people identifying as Independents has increased substantially.
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A) Florida
B) California
C) Massachusetts
D) Kansas
E) Minnesota
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A) They tend to be individuals who have participated in violent or physical expressions of political opinion.
B) They tend to espouse a centrist ideological leaning.
C) They tend to have a greater effect on policymakers than the public opinion polls of the general population.
D) Roughly 10 percent of Americans participate in a mass demonstration or write a letter to the editor each year.
E) Their opinions tend to be atypical of the population as whole.
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A) Theodore Roosevelt
B) Woodrow Wilson
C) Abraham Lincoln
D) George W.Bush
E) Harry Truman
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A) the percentage of polled individuals that claim membership in a particular party.
B) formal membership in a political party.
C) an emotional attachment to a political party.
D) a political party's platform-the stances on issues that define its beliefs.
E) the ability of individual citizens to identify the major issue positions of the major political parties.
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A) On high-profile issues particularly,public opinion tends to affect policy to a greater degree than policymakers' agendas affect public opinion.
B) Analysts Page and Shapiro concluded that leaders' opinions ultimately affect most policy issues more than the larger public opinion.
C) The linguist Noam Chomsky claimed that democracy consistently preserved the will of the people over the will of elite interests.
D) Analysts Robert Erikson,Michael MacKuen,and James Stimson found a pattern consistent with their claim that "public opinion has little influence over policy."
E) All of these answers are correct.
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A) question order.
B) unrepresentative samples.
C) respondents' lack of knowledge or interest in the issue.
D) question wording.
E) All of these answers are correct.
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A) determines specific government actions.
B) is unrelated to government action.
C) sets limits on government action.
D) generally affects government action only on election issues.
E) is strongest during a presidential election.
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