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- 1. 200 pt 300pt 400 pt 500pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500pt 100 pt 200pt 300 pt 400pt 500 pt 100pt 200pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400pt 500 pt 100pt Gov’t and CRR Economics And Geography History People & Societies SSSM
- 2. The burning ofdraft cards by those who objected to the Vietnam War is an example of civil disobedience because it was an action that
- 3. A.was protected bythe U.S. Constitution. B.was intended to draw the attention of the media. C.violated a law that the protesters considered to be unjust. D.expressed a point of view that was unpopular at the time.
- 4. A government inwhich the leader typically uses the threat of force to maintain control of the government is known as a
- 5. A.dictatorship. B.presidentialdemocracy. C.constitutional monarchy. D.parliamentary democracy.
- 6. In the UnitedStates, freedom of the press to report on certain matters may be restricted during wartime because
- 7. A.reporting military secretsmay threaten national security. B.laws against libel and slander are strictly enforced during wartime. C.materials used to print newspapers must be conserved during wartime. D.the government has a compelling interest in suppressing opposing views.
- 8. According to theinformation in the diagrams, what is the difference in the relationship between the executive and the legislature in the two types of democracies?
- 9. A.In a presidentialdemocracy, the executive is more accountable to the legislature. B.In a presidential democracy, the legislature is more accountable to the executive. C.In a presidential democracy, the executive and the legislature are directly accountable to the citizens. D.In a presidential democracy, the executive and the legislature are less accountable to the citizens.
- 10. Describe the decision-makingrole of citizens in countries that are dictatorships and in countries that are absolute monarchies. Write your answer in the Answer Document . (2 points)
- 11. Short Answer Twopoints
- 12. U.S. government enforcementof environmental regulations helps reduce health problems related to environmental pollution.†How does this help promote economic growth and stability?
- 13. A.It decreases thesize of the available workforce. B.It creates new productive resources. C.It reduces the cost of raw materials for manufacturers. D.It lowers health care costs for individuals and businesses.
- 14. In determining whatto produce, how do market economies typically respond to high consumer demand for a product?
- 15. A.The government regulatesthe price of the product. B.Private companies increase production of the product. C.The government sets production quotas until the demand is met. D.Private companies and the government work together to reduce demand.
- 16. In 1959, rebelforces led by Fidel Castro overthrew the government of Cuba. Castro’s communist dictatorship seized privately owned farms and factories. People who spoke out against the government were imprisoned. From the 1960s through the 1980s, many people fled from Cuba to the United States over which issue…
- 17. A.health concerns. B.economic concerns. C.environmental concerns. D.racial concerns.
- 18. In the yearsfollowing World War II, the countries of communist Eastern Europe were often referred to as being behind the iron curtain.These countries were perceived as a single region based on
- 19. A.a common culturalheritage. B.unique physical features. C.economic and political characteristics. D.widespread immigration from other regions.
- 20. One way theFederal Reserve System seeks to influence the U.S. economy is by raising or lowering the rate of interest (discount rate) that member banks must pay to borrow money from the Federal Reserve. Considering that the inflation rate rose significantly from 1976 to 1980, identify the change (increase or decrease) the Federal Reserve System could have made in the discount rate to reverse that trend. Describe the expected impact this change in the discount rate would have had on: consumer spending business spending Explain why this change in the discount rate would produce the desired effects on spending. Is this Monetary Policy or Fiscal Policy? (4 points)
- 21. Extended Response 4points
- 22. In the early20th century, many African-Americans moved from the South to cities in the North. This Great Migration helped stimulate a flowering of artistic talent by African-Americans in New York known as the Harlem Renaissance.One way in which the Harlem Renaissance was significant was that it
- 23. A.reduced racial tensionsin the northern cities. B.led to a decline in activity by the Ku Klux Klan. C.led to a relaxation of restrictions on African-Americans in the South. D.contributed to the recognition of African-American culture.
- 24. What effect of19th-century industrialization in the United States is represented by the changes shown in the above graph?
- 25. A.increased regulation ofchild labor B.modernization of agriculture C.decreased demand for farm products D.emigration from the United States
- 26. In 1898, U.S.support for Cuban independence led to war with Spain and contributed to the United States becoming an imperial power.†What was a decisive factor in the decision to go to war?
- 27. A.the opportunity toannex Hawaii B.the desire to acquire a naval base C.the protection of U.S. commerce and trade D.the need for a shorter route from the Atlantic to the Pacific
- 28. Enlightenment philosophers suchas John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau challenged the idea of the divine right of kings. They wrote about a government’s obligations to uphold people’s rights and how the government should be based on the consent of the governed. These new ideas encouraged people to
- 29. A.remain firm intheir support of absolute monarchs. B.look for leaders who would exercise dictatorial powers. C.engage in revolutions to establish democratic governments. D.call for church leaders to create theocracies and replace the monarchies.
- 30. The early 20thcentury saw a significant northward migration of African-Americans. During the 1920s, nearly 400,000 African- Americans settled in New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois. Many lived in large cities such as New York, Philadelphia and Chicago.†Identify two economic effects of this migration on the United States. Write your answer in the Answer Document .
- 31. Short Answer (2points)
- 32. What was theperspective of women who founded the National Organization for Women (NOW) in 1966?
- 33. A.Women wanted togain the right to vote and to own property. B.Women were afraid of being forced to work in physically challenging jobs. C.Women were angry at the prospect of having to serve in the military. D.Women wanted to receive equal pay and opportunities for advancement in the workplace.
- 34. Some Internet searchengines offer the ability to automatically translate Web pages that are written in languages other than English. One effect of this feature is to
- 35. A.reduce the desirefor international trade. B.reduce the need for modern computer technology. C.increase the need for instruction in foreign languages. D.increase opportunities for exchanges of cultural practices.
- 36. In the 19thcentury, many Americans considered Native Americans inferior to people of European ancestry. This resulted in discrimination and conflict between European settlers and Native Americans. One consequence of this discrimination was that many Native Americans we
- 37. A.displaced from theirhomelands. B.forced to maintain their cultural heritage. C.prevented from trading with European settlers. D.persecuted for killing buffalo on the Great Plains.
- 38. Consider the followinghistorical trends in the United States in the mid-to-late 20th century: increasing hours of television viewing people traveling greater distances on the interstate highway system increasing numbers of people traveling by plane These trends contributed to the
- 39. A.rise of sectionalismas a force in U.S. politics. B.creation of an isolationist foreign policy for the United States. C.exchange of cultural practices across regions of the United States. D.development of distinct local cultures in sections of the United States
- 40. Hispanic-American farm workersorganized the United Farm Workers to persuade farm owners to treat them more fairly. One perspective of these workers was their belief that the owners unfair hiring practices denied them equal opportunity for employment.†State two other perspectives of farm workers that led to the creation of the United Farm Workers. Write your answer in the Answer Document . (2 points)
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- 42. A town’s mayorbelieves that she can reduce crime by providing some police officers with bicycles.†Which statement would help support this thesis?
- 43. A.Sales tax revenueswill be used to pay for the bicycles. B.Bicycle police require several weeks of extra training. C.Other towns with bicycle police have reduced crime rates. D.Bicycle theft is the leading property crime in the town.
- 44. The graphs couldbe used to support which thesis?
- 45. A.After 1975, therewas an increase in bank profits. B.After 1975, there was a decrease in the number of bank employees. C.After 1985, there was a decrease in the number of bank branches D.After 1985, there was an increase in mergers between banks.
- 46. In an electioncampaign, voters receive letters describing each candidate’s position on the issues.†These letters might be considered credible sources of information if they
- 47. A.identify the writerso that his/her qualifications and reputation may be evaluated. B.use stereotypes effectively in describing the candidates. C.avoid references to other sources of information about the candidates. D.avoid presenting facts that would confuse the reader
- 48. In order todecide which writers’opinions are most credible on a particular subject, a reader should look for writers who
- 49. A.have written onmany different topics. B.express conclusions consistent with information. C.use stereotypes to support their claims. D.write with simple words and short sentences
- 50. The StatisticalAbstract of the United States , published by the U.S. government, contains statistics gathered by numerous government agencies.†Why would the most recent edition of the Statistical Abstract be a more reliable source of information than previous editions?
- 51. A.The most recenteditions would not contain any errors. B.The most recent edition would be less biased than previous editions. C.The most recent edition would be a secondary source of information. D.The most recent edition would contain the most up-to-date information