Author Question: Why has the political importance of Hispanics been somewhat blunted? a. Hispanics are not a ... (Read 52 times)

dalyningkenk · **on:** Jul 9, 2018

Why has the political importance of Hispanics been somewhat blunted?

a. Hispanics are not a united voting bloc
d. Most Hispanic Americans do not classify themselves as white.
c. Some 13 million Hispanics live in California.
d. Hispanics are the slowest-growing minority group in the United States.

Question 2

During his campaign for reelection in 2012, Barack Obama deemphasized his work on health care reform. Which of the following reasons is the most plausible explanation for this decision, given what you know about the interaction between public opinion, policy, and politics?

a. His campaign did not want to focus on an issue that had deep divisions in public opinion.
b. His campaign wanted to focus on the improvements in unemployment instead.
c. The public is generally much less concerned about domestic issues than they are about foreign policy issues.
d. Very few Americans held opinions about health care reform because it did not directly affect them.