Section I: Mark the following sentences with true (T) or false (F): 20. Nationalism is a people's heightened sense of cultural, historical, and territorial identity, unity and sometimes greatness.

Q: What impact does sticky power?

A: Introduction United States' economic institutions and policies act as sticky power by attracting oth...

Q: pros and cons of participatory democracy

A: Democracy refers to the rule of people by electing representatives.

Q: What were John Locke’s views of the purpose ofand limits on government?

A: John Locke is considered as one of the enlightenment thinkers and was considered as the father of li...

Q: The following introduced the New Jersey Plan. A. William Paterson B. Roger Sherman C. James Madison ...

A: New Jersey Plan

Q: During the Great Depression, the New Deal established many public works projects. Which federal prog...

A: New Deal is a series of programs or policies implemented by American President Franklin D. Roosevelt...

Q: Which of the following countries does not claim to be a democracy? A. Democratic People's Republic o...

A: Democratic countries

Q: How was Europe divided during the Cold War

A: After World War II various allied forces went and occupied Germany in pieces and also divided its ca...

Q: The confirmation of judicial nominees, investigations, and impeachment would be examples of?   1. ov...

A: working of congress

Q: Texas is described as having a traditionalistic individualistic political culture. Is this true for ...

A: Texas political culture.

Q: The Constitutional Convention met in the following city?   A. Richmond Virginia B. Boston, Massachus...

A: The Constitutional Convention

Q: All of the following are the true positions taken by most Democrats except? A. Greater access to or ...

A: Positions taken by Democratic Party

Q: Question: Describe some of the basic components of the evolution of capitalism?

A: Capitalism

Q: The Continental Congress met in the following city? A. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania B. Hartford, Conne...

A: The Continental Congress

Q: Rep. Jonquil Smith-Sanders-Cortez (D-NY) intends to vote for passage of HR 1. This bill is opposed b...

A: Political terms

Q: Q:What was the effect in these events on the 1828 presidential election? A:votes were cast be secret...

A: In 1828 the Presidential election happened which is considered unique for so many things.

Q: A sitting president has an advantage over challengers because:OPTIONSThe president can raise more mo...

A: A sitting president is generally termed as incumbent presidents who are seeking reelection.

Q: All of the following are considered linkageinstitutions EXCEPT ___________a. the media.b. interest g...

A: Anything that gives a bond between two other groups or bodies or even individuals can be considered ...

Q: What are the strengths and weakness of approaches used in defining and measuring poverty?

A: Monetary approach to measuring poverty

Q: The Pilgrims landed at and founded the following cities or town? A. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania B. Ja...

A: Pilgrims

Q: 6. What do you call campaign statements that can be proven? F Bias G Opinion H Propaganda J Fact

A: Political campaign statements

Q: Wanda, who is transgender, is hired without her employer knowing that she is transgender. The employ...

A: Civil Rights Act and LGBT workers

Q: How did the Democratic and Whig parties differ on the issue of slavery?

A: Democratic and Whig Parties on Slavery

Q: “Bribery, Treason, High Crimes and Misdemeanors”a. are specific criminal offenses found in the US Co...

A: “Bribery, Treason, High Crimes and Misdemeanors”

Q: do organized interests play too great a role in policymaking?

A: Organized interest lead to organized show of support or protest against certain bills, policy or ame...