GOVT 2305 -Unit 1 Review

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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Elijah and his neighbors are concerned about air pollution in their town. They realize that while everyone wants clean air, it's difficult for individuals to regulate pollution on their own. Which of the following statements about government is true in this situation?
Government is able to provide public goods, like defense or regulation of air quality, that citizens need but are likely unable to provide for themselves.
Government in the United States was created to be limited and therefore has very little influence over the daily lives of Americans today.
Governments have always sought and received the support of the people whom they serve.
Most of the global population lives in a democratic form of government.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Henry, Evelyn, and Michael, as members of Congress, are engaging in discussions and conflicts over the best policies to address an economic recession. This is an example of
direct democracy.
public goods.
equality of opportunity.
Politics.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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At a town meeting, residents are voting directly on every issue without representatives. What was the major concern that Founders like James Madison expressed about this kind of direct democracy?
They feared for the tyranny of the majority.
They had a fear of minority rights.
They worried that it would produce equality of results.
They feared that it would promote economic inequality.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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In the country of Kai, a dictator had complete control over the government. Recently, the government was replaced, and now a large number of citizens in Kai exercise influence over decision-making. This change would best be characterized as a shift from a(n)
autocracy to an oligarchy.
democracy to an oligarchy.
democracy to an autocracy.
autocracy to a democracy.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Imagine a country where the government previously had no limits on what it could do to its citizens. After a revolution led by Hannah and Mason, the government was replaced with one that had strict substantive and procedural limits on its powers. This change would best be characterized as a shift from a(n)
constitutional government to a totalitarian government.
authoritarian government to a totalitarian government.
totalitarian government to a constitutional government.
totalitarian government to an authoritarian government.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Avery believes that by voting and participating in community meetings, she can influence what the government does. This belief is best referred to as
laissez-faire.
pluralism.
populism.
political efficacy.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Ava is researching information about government policies online. Although the internet has increased her access to information, which of the following presents the most significant existing challenge to increasing her political knowledge?
disinformation
political efficacy
censorship by the federal government
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