The 2000 Election Campaign Was Characterized in Part by the

question 19

Multiple Choice

The 2000 election campaign was characterized in part by the

• A) extreme policy positions taken by the major party candidates.
• B) opinion polls that indicated the election would be very close.
• C) difficulty George W. Bush had in gaining the Republican nomination.
• D) presence of a strong third political party.
• E) failed Senate bid by former First Lady Hillary Clinton.

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Definitions:

Everyday Activities

Routine actions or tasks that individuals perform in their daily lives.

Social Capital

The networks, norms, and social trust that facilitate coordination and cooperation among individuals within a society or group.

Potential Resources

Assets or capabilities that could be utilized or developed to achieve goals, but are not yet actively employed.

Constructive Resistance

A form of opposition or dissent that is aimed at bringing about positive change, often within organizational or social contexts.