[SOLVED] Unit 4 Test Unit 4
Can you help me understand this History question?
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Paying taxes, attending court, and obeying laws are examples of _____.
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power over citizens.
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totalitarian |
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democratic |
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republican |
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socialist |
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late 1820s.
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fourth |
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third |
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first |
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second |
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Vietnam War antiwar protests included examples of _______.
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new legislation |
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presidential pardons |
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news suppression |
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civil disobedience |
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Match the political ideologies with the letters on the spectrum.
liberalism
conservatism
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allow groups to actively support candidates.
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open campaign |
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political action |
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reelection |
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agency |
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One _____ of a citizen is to exercise the right to vote.
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civic duty |
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civic responsibility |
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personal responsibility |
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community rule |
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______ determines the accuracy of a public opinion poll.
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Sampling error |
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Bandwidth |
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Range variance |
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Data integrity |
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Match the statements with the answers.
a partys statement of its values, beliefs, and goals
practiced by members of different parties who work together on a specific issue
option that is available to voters who are unable to make it to a polling station
something that a citizen should do, but is not required to do
a task that a citizen must perform or else face possible consequences
represents the belief that one can make a difference politically
a movement to rally members and nonmembers to protest in hopes of pressuring policymakers to take action
provides a way for citizens to influence policymakers in government by expressing their thoughts and desires
the beliefs that guide a group or individual
observed the peculiar American characteristic that common people and the elite could compete in politics and capitalism on equal footing
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Which statement best describes special interest groups?
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They work within parties to nominate candidates at the state and national levels. |
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candidates. |
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They function solely to raise funds for preferred candidates. |
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They are government committees formed by Congress to address specific issues. |
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government action ensuring equality.
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Conservatives |
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Political action committees |
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Liberals |
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Libertarians |
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environment benefit from stricter government involvement.
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Conservatives |
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Liberals |
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Libertarians |
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Political action committees |
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politics.
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neighborhood watch |
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political action committee |
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issue public |
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citizen’s committee |
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is best served when government withholds involvement in matters
concerning moral or personal values according to _______ ideology.
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customary |
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confederate |
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corporate |
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liberal |
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The American Library Association is an example of a(n) _______ group.
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involuntary |
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special interest |
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exclusive |
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closed |
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to limit selfish human nature provides a common basis for liberalism and conservatism.
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social contract |
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unification |
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confederation |
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preservation |
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Match the letters on the spectrum with the political ideologies.
Conservative
Radical
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_______ belief advocates that free-enterprise markets and individual enterprise are the best way to deal with economic and social problems.
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Conservative |
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Populist |
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Liberal |
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Moderate |
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civic responsibility |
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personal responsibility |
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civic duty |
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The political socialization of an individual is most influenced by _______.
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party conventions |
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teachers/professors |
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family |
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friends |
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abolishes private ownership, and creates a classless society.
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communism |
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socialism |
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republicanism |
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fascism |
