FDR's Democratic coalition consisted of __________.
a. Catholics, Jews, and blacks
b. blacks, whites, and Hispanics
c. the poor, young voters, and immigrants
d. women, gun-owners, and civil rights activists
Question 2
What do studies on political culture and public opinion have in common?
a. They are always snapshots in time, and therefore have no long-term relevance.
b. They deal exclusively with qualitative data.
c. They are notoriously inaccurate and flawed.
d. Responses are often tracked over time to find patterns.
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