4.11 Unit exam Political Beliefs and Behaviors

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The history of voting in America is the history of the expansion of which of the following? ballots, suffrage, political socialization, poll taxes

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suffrage

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What did the Twenty-fourth Amendment to the Constitution change about voting?

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It prohibited poll taxes.

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What did Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton have in common?

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They were both committed to gaining the right to vote.

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Which of the following is not a way of participating in the political process? writing to your representative, displaying a bumper sticker, signing a petition, watching television news

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watching television news

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Which term is applied to personal characteristics that influence how our political attitudes develop?

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demographic factors

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The idea of political efficacy means that people will vote if they believe which of the following?
Options:
It doesn't matter who wins.
The election is already decided.
Their vote can make a difference.
Their neighbors agree with them.

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Their vote can make a difference.

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Which demographic group is correctly matched with its issue? married people with children - school funding, Midwesterners - affirmative action, environmentalists - farm subsidies, All are matched correctly.

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married people with children - school funding

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A person from New York City and one from Butte, Montana, might have different political opinions due to what major factor?

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region

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Which term applies to the process by which our political attitudes are formed by our environment?

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political socialization

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What term applies to a graphic used to describe a political reality?

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political model