Government Test 2 Uniting for Independence

The money a government collects from taxes or other sources

• boycott

• Revenue

• embargo

• human rights

not to buy (as a method of protest)

• boycott

• Revenue

• embargo

• human rights

rights that are believed to belong justifiably to every person

• boycott

• Revenue

• embargo

• human rights

an agreement prohibiting trade

• boycott

• Revenue

• embargo

• human rights

The income received by a government from taxes and other non-tax sources.

• Budget

• Revenue

• Federal funds rate

• Government bond

Taxes are collected by

• Businesses

• Parents

• Foreign countries

• Government

a person to whom money is owed

• unicameral

• currency

• tariff

• treaty

• creditor

a system of money in general use in a particular country

• unicameral

• currency

• tariff

• treaty

• creditor

What does the term "boycott" mean in the context of civil rights?

• A legal trial against discriminatory practices

• A peaceful protest by refusing to use or buy a product

• A violent protest

• A government policy to enforce segregation

a tax on imported goods usually reserved for regulating trade with foreign countries

• unicameral

• currency

• tariff

• treaty

• creditor