Test Answers on government
question 1. How did the political attitudes of young people change following 9/11? answer Young people’s trust in and support for the government increased. question Which of the following is not necessarily a function of government in a democracy? answer to regulate the economy question 3. What type of government is a democracy? answer a […]
Read morequestion Two long term trends in the history of American voting rights include a gradual answer Decrease in restrictions and a gradual increase in federal power question The 19th amendment prevents states from depriving any person of the right to vote on account of answer Gender question The lack of constitutional provision about qualifications for […]
Read morequestion A political party is A) less interested in winning elections than in particular public policy. B) a group of people who agree on everything and organize annually to win elections. C) a narrow interest group seeking advantage through elections. D) a team of men and women with similar beliefs seeking legitimate control of the […]
Read morequestion Federal System answer A governmental structure with two constitutionally recognized levels of government (central and regional) in which each level has sovereignty, ultimate governing authority, with no legal superior, over different policy matters and geographic area; a system of government with dual sovereignty. -Created by the constitution -people create sovereign central gov. and regional […]
Read morequestion Constitution answer The Supreme Law of the Land question President answer Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces question Vice President answer Who is the President of the Senate? question 2 years answer What is the term length of a member of the House? question 4 years answer What is the term length for the President? […]
Read morequestion Throughout U.S. history, Americans have A) supported strong government. B) been suspicious of strong government. C) moved from suspicion of government to enthusiastic support for government. D) moved from a belief in no government to a belief in strong government. answer B question 2. The trend line of Americans’ trust in the federal government […]
Read morequestion George Washington answer Vice President: John Adams Party: None First President of the United States (1789-1797), the Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War, and one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. He presided over the convention that drafted the United States Constitution, which replaced the Articles of Confederation […]
Read morequestion A system of rule in which the government recognizes no formal limits on its power and seeks to absorb or eliminate other social institutions that might challenge it is called a. oligarchic. b. totalitarian. c. autocratic. d. authoritarian. answer b question Beginning in the seventeenth century, some Western governments underwent two broad forms of […]
Read morequestion Senators who consider issues related to farming are most likely to be members of a subcommittee of which standing committee? answer Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry question Who decides which bills are important enough to send to the House for all members to consider? answer a standing committee question Which committee must consider a bill […]
Read morequestion What sort of realignment has occurred in the current party era over the past generation? a. A cultural realignment b. A rural/urban realignment c. An age-based realignment d. A southern realignment e. An entire realignment answer A southern realignment. question Linkage institutions a. translate inputs from the public into outputs from the policymakers. b. […]
Read morequestion Civil liberties are protections given to people, opinions, and property as mandated by the U.S. and state constitutions. answer Civil liberties are protections given to people, opinions, and property as mandated by? question The U.S. Bill of Rights limits all three branches of government answer The U.S. Bill of Rights limits which branch(es) of […]
Read morequestion The division of Texas executive power is largely based on answer Jacksonian democratic theory. question Which group prefers a decentralized style of government answer a. Special-interest groups c. Legislative leadership b. Bureaucrats d. All of the above are true. question Which of the following is not a cause for the Texas executive branch being […]
Read morequestion The system of distributing powers between states and central government is called: A) federalism. B) constitutionalism. C) checks and balances. D) separation of powers. answer Federalism question What is the most important difference between the U.S. Constitution and state constitutions? A) The U.S. Constitution contains no checks and balances. B) Civil Rights are not […]
Read morequestion \”When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature’s God entitle them, a decent respect to […]
Read morequestion internet polls are answer unreliable question major political and social events are and important part of socialization; therefore, all of the following statement are true except: answer socialization does not exist since people learn politics from direct experience question the accuracy of election polls are answer quite good question americans behave as ideal citizens […]
Read morequestion Which one of the powers listed below is a constitutional power that the president shares with the Senate? answer making treaties question Which institutional resource is closest to the president? answer White House staff question In which institutional resource are leaders both appointed by the president and approved by the Senate? answer Cabinet question […]
Read morequestion Legitimacy in terms of American elections means answer the election is nearly unanimously accepted as a fair and free method to select political leaders. question Elections in the United States perform which of the following functions answer all of the above question Which of the following functions do elections LEAST serve? answer making and […]
Read morequestion A belief that gov. is designed to promote the public good describes the ___ political culture. answer Moralistic question Traditionalistic political cultures, according to Daniel Elazar, are typically found in the ___. answer South question Political Culture is a term used to describe ___. answer The broadly shared values and beliefs about government. question […]
Read morequestion Era of the Democrats 1800-1860 answer Federalist disappeared by 1816 – the whig party was somewhat success during this era question Era of the Republicans 1860-1932 answer Lincoln helped the Republicans jump from 3rd party to major party question Return of the Democrats 1932-1968 answer Great depression reached the Republicans Party question The Start […]
Read morequestion A plebiscite is ______. answer e. a popular vote on national policy issues question Public opinion not only should matter but also does matter in American politics because ______. answer d. politicians and the media act as if it matters question One advantage of direct contact between elected officials and the public versus the […]
Read morequestion Political parties serve to answer a. link the public with its elected leaders. b. enable people with different backgrounds and opinions to act together. c. offer the public a choice between policies and leaders. d. narrow voters’ electoral options. question The first American political parties emerged from the conflict between answer small farmers and […]
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