Western Governors University C181 Objective Assessment Review Questions & Answers Latest 2022 Grade A

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Western Governors University C181 Objective Assessment Review Questions & Answers Latest 2022 Grade A -Which economic theory is aligned with the political theory of libertarianism? -Which poli... tical ideology opposes government control and also values freedom over order? -What is an example of equality of opportunity? -Federal law requires that employers pay men and women equally for equal work -Which process does the majoritarian model of democracy specify for selecting public officials? -Where does sovereign power reside in a republican system of government? -Which term characterizes the relationship between the federal government and the various state governments under dual federalism? -How does the constitutional principle of separation of powers protect liberty? -How does the constitution establish the principle of separation of powers? -Judicial Branch -Executive branch -Legislative branch -How can Congress override a presidential veto? -Which clause in the Constitution prevents the federal government from losing power to the states? -Which phrase from the preamble to the Constitution acknowledges the failure of the Articles of Confederation? -Which aspect of social contract theory did Thomas Jefferson use as the basis for the Declaration of Independance? -What is the significance of Shay's Rebellion? -Which problem did the Great Compromise remedy? -How did the Bill of Rights resolve Anti-Federalist fears over the scope and power of the national government? -How did George Washington resolve the crisis over including the Bill of Rights in the Constitution? -What did James Madison hold as the purpose of government in Federalist #10? -Which Congressional powers does the elastic clause establish? -When does the US government exert the most influence over the state governments? -Which part of the Constitution specifically reserves powers for the states? -Which Constitutional clause did Chief Justice Marshall rely on to uphold that states cannot interfere with federal banks? (Mcculloch vs. Maryland) ? -A group of students at al local high school wore T-Shirts that illustrated their opposition to the war in Afghanistan. Students wouldn't change. Resulted in suspension. What would the Supreme court cite to justify this suspension as unconstitutional? -Which concept permitted the NY times to publish leaked classified documents? -How does the sixth amendment protect individuals during a criminal trial? -How did the fourteenth amendment provide greater protection for African Americans' rights? -In Tinker vs. Des Moines- The Supreme court heard a case involving public school students who were suspended from school after wearing black arm bands in protest of the Vietnam war. How did the court resolve this case -Sixth amendments rights to the states -What reasoning did the Supreme Court use in the Brown vs. Board of Ed decision to overturn the precedent set by Plessy vs. Ferguson? -Which statement describes the Supreme Court's ruling in the case of Regents of the University of Cali vs. Bakke with regard to admissions policies for state schools? -What was the result of the 1965 United Farm Workers union strike in Cali? -Which form of segregation did the Supreme Court attack in Brown vs. Board of Ed, where it was legal to educate black and white students separately solely because of perceived racial differences? -What were two provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act? (ADA) -Why does the fourteenth amendment include a due process clause when one was already included in the fifth amendment? -Which is a key principle of the fourteenth amendment used by the Supreme Court to apply the Bill of Rights to the states? -Which officials make up the President's cabinet? -Which two responsibilities does the Constitution specifically delegate to the Vice President? -What is a major factor behind the growth of the federal bureaucracy? -What is the purpose of the civil service in the national bureaucracy? -Which method does the Constitution prescribe for the periodic redistribution of seats in the House of Representatives? -How did the Constitution address the issue of dealing with trade wars between various states? -What is one principle of judicial review? -What is an example of judicial review? -Which institution has the power to impeach the president? -The president periodically informs congress of the state of the Union demonstrates -What is a legislative power that is held by the executive branch? -Why do members of minority groups often hold similar views about issues relating to social equality? -What is most likely to occur in the future if college students engage in political activity on campus politics? -How would communitarians most likely prioritize the values of order, equality, and freedom? -Which term is used to describe a political ad referring to a tax deduction as "returning money to the people"? -What is the purpose of watchdog journalism? -How did Congress respond to demonstrations and protests on college campuses during the Vietnam war? -On what basis does the Fifteenth amendment protect voting rights? -According to the standard socioeconomic model of participation, which group is most likely to engage in unconventional participation vs conventional participation? -What accurately describes the likelihood of an individual voting? -Which statement is true about Democratic party membership? -How did the first party system lead to an amendment in the US constitution? -Which critical election established the current Democratic and Republican parties as dominant within America's two-party system? -What is the term for the role interest groups play in bringing attention to new issues? -Which type of lobbying tactic does the scenario of an environmental group starting a letter writing campaign to support a bill that would create a large wilderness area in a national forest demonstrate? 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