Chapter 29 -- Back part of study guide

What is one of the MAIN on going Native American struggles?

• Poverty and unemployment.

• Control of lands.

• Crops and other food struggles.

• Rights as an American.

Why was Trump disliked while in office?

• The way he acted on the COVID-19 pandemic.

• His general policy of leading.

• His misogynistic behavior.

• His part in invading Ukraine.

What were the implicit effects of the COVID-19 outbreak?

• Unemployment

• Severe economic downturn

• Racial Prejuduce

• All of these

What were some of the protests that occured during 2020-present? Why?

• Black lives matter movements and political movements because the congress passed many substandard and unethical laws.

• Black lives matter movements and political movements because people hated how the government was run; with much prejudice.

• Black lives matter movements and political movements because of police brutality towards people of color and others upset about the defeat of Donald Trump.

• Black lives matter movements and political movements since Israel and Eygpt were being fighting against such peoples.

Which states did Hurricane Katrina heavily impact?

• Louisiana and Mississippi

• Louisiana and Albama

• Mississppi and Florida

• Louisana, Mississippi, and Florida

What did the Great Recession cause?

• Unemployment

• Nothing happened

• People lose their houses

• The economy boomed

Before becoming president, what state Senate was Obama apart of?

• Indiana

• Ohio

• Illinois

• Michigan

What was the Tea Party Movement?

• It was a movement that was used to "protect" and campaign for Obama

• It was a movement that Repubicans formed because they were agaisnt tea parties.

• It was a movement that was against Obama because people just didn't like him

• It was a movement that Republicans formed to work against Obama's stimulus plan

Who did Obama run against in the election of 2012?

• Donald Trump

• Mitt Romney

• Hillary Clinton

• Paul Ryan

What is DACCA?

• A policy in which children who entered the United States illegally, automatically became U.S citizens.

• A policy in which children of immigrants got free education in college or universities.

• A policy which allows children who have entered the country illegally to receive a renewable two-year extension of their residence in the United States along with the eligibility for work permits.

• A policy in which children of immigrant would have to be in the U.S for a certain amount of time in order to get their rights.