The election of Senator Ralph Yarborough is an example of how legislatures may
a. act with bipartisanship to achieve a fair result for voters.
b. reach agreements quickly with elections are at stake.
c. change rules to achieve a political advantage for their party.
d. be blind to the needs of the people.
e. act illegally, ignoring the laws they have passed.
Question 2
What is a requirement created by the Federal government that is not backed with any federal money?
a. Unfunded mandate
b. Blanket statute
c. Block grant
d. Preemptive funding
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