Gov Checkpoint 4 Fall Review

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The citizens’ movement shown in the photograph effectively participated in the political process by —

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organizing various protest marches

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One way the United States uses economic resources to shape U.S. foreign policy is by —

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imposing sanctions on irresponsible nations

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The constitutionally mandated census is an important step in the crafting of political districts because it is used to —

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apportion the number of members in the U.S. House of Representatives

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How are Cabinet members placed in office?

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They are nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate.

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One way the U.S. government limits the activities of private enterprise for public good is by —

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restricting the development of monopolies

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One government action that can be taken to protect domestic industry from inexpensive foreign goods includes —

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imposing tariffs on imports

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How did political changes noted in the excerpted study impact voting in the 2000 elections?

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Republican party candidates added voters in some towns.

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Based on information in the graph, how will the changing demographics of the population likely affect voting patterns in the United States?

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Hispanic voters may have a greater influence in elections.

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A chief way third-party candidates exert influence on elections is by —

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shifting national attention to particular issues

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How do citizens become involved in political parties?

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voting in elections, donating money to campaigns, volunteering for party activities