CRM 4.2 SUMMATIVE REVIEW

What president used as a "trickle down" plan to cut back on government regulation on businesses?

• Ronald Reagan

• Bill Clinton

• George W. Bush

• Jimmy Carter

Which of the following essentially ended immigration quotas in the United States?

• Immigration Act of 1950

• Naturalization Act of 1970

• Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965

• Quota on Immigration Act of 1967

Which Act protected children of undocumented immigrants from being deported?

• Dream Act

• Freedom of Immigrant Children Act

• Dreamers and Doers

• Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)

What is the overall American sentiment toward anti-terrorist policies enforced by the government?

• The majority of citizens support the policies

• The majority of citizens do not support the policies

• Americans are split on whether or not they support the policies

• Americans trust to government to make the best decisions for the country

What could have been done, and ultimately was done, for the AIDS epidemic?

• The government increased funding for AIDS research

• The government ended the epidemic through the CDC

• The government decreased funding for AIDS research

• The government still does not acknowledge AIDS as an epidemic

What Act allows the US government to obtain business records by court order without needing evidence?

• Homeland Security Act

• Espionage Act

• Sedition Act

• Patriot Act

What was one impact of the Naturalization and Immigration Act of 1965, and other such immigration laws in the United States?

• A decrease in overall immigration to the US

• An increase in Asian, Latin, and South American immigrants to the US

• An increase in mostly European immigrants to the US

• An increase in US citizens leaving the country permanently

Congress passed the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act as a result of which event?

• Bombing of Pearl Harbor

• 9/11 Attacks

• Oklahoma City Bombing

• Boston Marathon Bombing

How did George W. Bush benefit from the Electoral College during the 2000 Presidential Election?

• Even though he did not win the popular vote, he had the electoral college votes to become president

• He won both the electoral college and the popular vote, solidifying his victory

• Had he won the electoral college votes, he would have become president of the United States

• He was able to get Al Gore to give up running, because he knew Florida was a "red" state.