Showing posts with label American Government Chapter 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Government Chapter 7. Show all posts

Protest activity is a reversal to the pattern of voting in that it

Protest activity is a reversal to the pattern of voting in that it



A. has broad public support
B. is supportive of existing policies
C. is more likely to involve younger citizens rather than older ones
D. is rooted in prejudice
E. Usually takes place in the evenings





Answer: C

The adoption of voter identification cards by several states

The adoption of voter identification cards by several states




A. will likely cause a decline in voter turnout
B. is a policy intended to further the gains of the motor voter law
C. was declared unconstitutional by the supreme court
D. will increase the voting power of poorer citizens
E. was a response to well-documented accounts of widespread electoral fraud





Answer: A

Voting

Voting



A. allows elected officials to claim that their policies reflect the will of the people
B. provides citizens with a regular way to express themselves
C. Is most widespread form of political participation
D. Is both a means by which government controls the people and a means by which the people control government
E. All of the above





Answer: E

When it comes to protest activities, a majority of Americans are

When it comes to protest activities, a majority of Americans are



A. actively involved in protests at one time or another in their lives
B. Willing to contribute through financial support but not through active participation
C. Not highly supportive of such activities, despite America's tradition of free expression
D. Actively involved only later in their lives, when they feel more secure that a protest is justified
E. Supportive of violent activities if the cause warrants such an approach





Answer: C

Which of the following is true of he Internet Organization on MoveOn.Org?

Which of the following is true of he Internet Organization on MoveOn.Org?



A. it has demonstrated that online advocacy can dramatically increase voter turnout in local and state elections
B. It is technically a registered lobbying organization
C. It has a network of more than five million "online activists" which makes it a more powerful voting bloc than some entire states
D. It was highly successful in its effort to shape the 2010 heath care reform bill
E. It was instrumental in helping Barack Obama defeat Hillary Clinton in their race for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination





Answer: E