Question

*Provide Details for each answer*

1. Which of the following affects political public opinion?

a. Race

b. Gender

c. Partisanship

d. All of the above

2. President ____________ was forced into pushing against public opinion in the case of the integration of the University of Mississippi.

a. Kennedy

b. Johnson

c. Nixon

d. Ford

3. When was slavery officially encoded into Massachusetts colonial law?

a. 1619

b. 1641

c. 1693

d. 1703

4. Latinos largely support

a. Conservative domestic policy

b. Liberal domestic policy

c. Conservative economic policy

d. All of the above

5. When was the factor of gender recognized as important in the formation of public opinion?

a. 1950s

b. 1960s

c. 1970s

d. 1980s

Answer 1

1.(D). All of the above

explanation:- Although political science has advanced the study of voter decision-making, the discipline still understands very little about how citizens go about reaching those decisions. In this article, we introduce a five-factor self-report scale of political decision-making (PolDec-5) administered to six different samples with more than 6,500 respondents over the past four years. Analyses illustrate that our five subscales—Rational Choice, Confirmatory, Fast and Frugal, Heuristic-Based, and Going with Your Gut—have high internal consistency, relatively high discriminant validity (as they are largely distinct from existing measures of decision-making style), and significantly high predictive validity, as established by process tracing studies where actual decision strategies of voters can be observed directly. Finally, we discuss how these new measures can help predict important political outcomes.

2.( A).Kennedy

explanation:- The presidential policymaking and public opinion-that politicians are sensitive and responsive to movements in global public opinion, or public mood, over a range of issues as opposed to context- and issue-specific opinion-against each other in a case study of the Kennedy administration and civil rights policy. It finds that Kennedy's initial caution was the result of his greater attention to issue-specific opinion and that the subsequent change of strategy occurred as the salience and character of the civil rights question shifted. There is little evidence to suggest the administration was aware of, or responsive to, global public opinion.

3. (B). 1641

explanation:- 1641, Governor John Winthrop, a slave owner himself, helped write the first law legalizing slavery in North America, the Massachusetts Bodies of Liberty, which the General Court passed on December 10, 1641.

4. (A). Conservative domestic policy.

explanation:- Latino registered voters who mainly use Spanish are more likely than others to affiliate with the Democratic Party. That's why, though most Hispanics lean Democrat, though they are the largest ... that continued openly until the 1980s when it went largely underground