A. Outright opposition by state governments to federal law B. A general lack of financial resources and professional expertise at the state level C. Inefficiency and sluggishness of state administrations D. All of the above
A. Is a slow and painful process B. Involves negotiation and compromise C. Sometimes pits the executive branch against the interests of the members of states and districts D. All of the above
A. Allows those representing minority views to try to become the majority B. Favors those representing majority views C. Allows those in positions of power to ignore the peoples wishes D. None of the above
A. Power is spread through multiple centers B. Policy reflects the wishes of a few elites C. Significant decisions are made by the upper classes D. Power is in the hands of a small homogeneous class of leaders
