American Government Unit 5 Review

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What are the voluntary responsibilities of citizenship in the United States? Voting in elections, Paying taxes, Serving on a jury, Obeying the law

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Voting in elections

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What are the obligatory responsibilities of citizenship in the United States?

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Serving on a jury

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What is the ‘burden of proof’ in a criminal case? Who is responsible for proving guilt?

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Beyond a reasonable doubt; the prosecution

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How would you define the political value of political tolerance? What would it look like in practice?

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Allowing diverse political opinions and peaceful coexistence

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Why are nongovernmental organizations essential for civil society?

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They provide services and advocate for social issues

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How do major political parties formally select their nominees for the presidential election?

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By holding primary elections and caucuses

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What is the role of a party convention delegate?

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To vote for the party's nominee at the national convention

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What is the purpose behind the Electoral College? Why was it created?

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To balance the influence of populous and less populous states

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Why do voter registration laws exist?

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To prevent voter fraud and ensure accurate voter rolls

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How might state legislatures use gerrymandering to impact minority rights?

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By drawing district lines to dilute minority voting power