What effect do filter bubbles and media echo chambers have on political views?

Based on what you have learned so far, how might we expect federalism to evolve in the next two decades, especially in light of partisan polarization and technological advancements? What challenges and opportunities might arise? While inherently speculative, answers should be based on concrete material from the book or other cited sources.

Although equality is an essential element of American political culture, there is little agreement on exactly what it means and how to best achieve it. What are some of the different meanings of equality, and how have these different meanings produced conflict over the public’s role in addressing inequality? In your answer, be sure to discuss at least two specific controversies involving government action and equality.

Suppose a major bank was hacked and millions of accounts were exposed to potential theft. The hack was possible because of the bank’s lax security measures, but also because the vast majority of account holders used weak and ineffective passwords. If the media were to mostly focus on the passwords issue and not the bank’s poor security measures, which of the following best describes what the media is doing?

If a television station sold commercial time to a Republican candidate for governor but refused to sell time to the Democratic candidate for governor, this station would be in violation of the

Which of the following requires a Federal Communications Commission license in order to legally broadcast in the United States?

When covering President Trump’s indictments in 2023, liberal-leaning sources were more likely to focus on the unprecedented nature of the allegations, whereas conservative-leaning sources were more likely to focus on claims that President Trump was being singled out for unfair treatment. What media power is this an example of?

In classical political theory, a liberal was closest to what we would today refer to as a

More affluent and educated citizens wield an outsized influence over policy makers because

Compared with the Articles of Confederation, federalism under the Constitution has led to