What is the primary power of the Executive Branch? a. Makes the law b. Enforces the law c. Reviews the law d. Writes new bills
B
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Which philosopher inspired the idea of natural rights (life, liberty, property)? a. Montesquieu b. John Locke c. Thomas Paine
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Social Contract
people form governments to protect their rights.
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Is the picture representing Symbolism, Media, or Propaganda?
Media
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What is the definition of "propaganda"?
Ideas or statements that are often false or exaggerated in favor of or against someone or something.
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Who do lobbyists represent in their attempts to influence government?
interest groups
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What is the definition for "bias"?
Display of favor for or against something.
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A journalist discovers that an office holder accepted a bribe is an example of: A. Media as watchdog. B. Lobbyists. C. Interest Groups
A. Media Acting as watchdog.
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How might a political action committee influence government? A. send a letter to a U.S. Senator’s supporters. B. write a letter to a newspaper about a U.S. Senator. C. contribute money to a U.S. Senate campaign. D. None of the above.
contribute money to a U.S. Senate campaign
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What is amendment 6?
right to a lawyer
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What did the colonists believe the king was violating? a. Rule of Law b. Consent of the Governed c. Naturalized Rights
B
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True or False: Whether a candidate has experience in working with government is not relevant to her/his evaluation for office.
