If the same people sometimes vote on the basis of their religion and sometimes vote on the basis of their wealth, it is an illustration of __________.
a. additive cleavages
b. cross-cutting cleavages
c. polarizing cleavages
e. reinforcing cleavages
Question 2
According to Andrew Kohut, founding director of the Pew Research Center, why has the public played a more important role in national and international politics over the last three decades?
a. the sophistication of modern polling techniques
b. the rise in the number of public opinion polls
c. the advent of the Internet
d. the speed with which computers can process election data
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