Restart

The​ ________ of the branch of the U.S. Government carries out the law.​ (a)  

• Executive Branch

• Legislative Branch

• Judicial Branch

What is the primary purpose of a government 'restart' in a democratic society?

• To reset all laws and regulations

• To address a government shutdown

• To change the ruling party

• To dissolve the parliament

In the context of social movements, what does 'restart' typically refer to?

• Beginning a new movement

• Revisiting and revitalizing an existing movement

• Ending a movement

• Changing the leadership of a movement

Which historical event is often described as a 'restart' for European society?

• The Renaissance

• The Industrial Revolution

• The French Revolution

• The Enlightenment

What does a 'restart' in economic terms usually involve?

• A complete overhaul of the currency

• A new fiscal policy

• A change in economic leadership

• A recovery from a recession

In the context of education, what might a 'restart' program aim to achieve?

• Rebuilding school infrastructure

• Reforming the curriculum

• Improving student retention

• Increasing teacher salaries

How can a 'restart' in urban planning benefit a city?

• By demolishing old buildings

• By improving public transportation

• By increasing population density

• By reducing green spaces

What is a common goal of a 'restart' in environmental policy?

• To increase industrial output

• To reduce carbon emissions

• To expand urban areas

• To promote fossil fuels

In political terms, what does a 'restart' often signify?

• A coup d'état

• A peaceful transition of power

• A new election cycle

• A change in foreign policy

What is the significance of a 'restart' in the context of international relations?

• Ending all diplomatic ties

• Starting a new alliance

• Reassessing foreign policies

• Increasing military presence