Homework SourseQ11 An insider strategy a Is a strategy conducted indoors b
Q.11 An \"insider\" strategy:
a. Is a strategy conducted indoors.
b. Involves developing close relationships with legislators in order to influence them directly.
c. Is an activity that people like to keep secret.
d. Works best when large numbers of people get involved -- the more the better.
Q.12 Social movements:
a. Generally aren\'t concerned with promoting any particular principles or ideology.
b. Are clearly defined organizations with clearly-defined goals.
c. Are mostly concerned with securing benefits for a particular group.
d. Usually pursue goals that are broad and that will benefit society generally.
Q.13 Once the 1964 Civil Rights Act and the 1965 Voting Rights Act were passed, the civil rights movement effectively ended.
a. Yes -- and the election of Barack Obama proves that the ugly history of racism in America is now behind us.
b. No, because the passage of those two laws has had almost no effect on American politics or society.
c. Yes, because the laws that denied Blacks their civil rights had been overturned. Since Blacks had gained their civil rights, there was no longer a need for the civil rights movement.
d. No, because racism still exists, and some political leaders exploit people\'s racist attitudes for their own benefit.
Q.14 There are 538 votes in the Electoral College. Where does that number come from?
a. Each state has as many votes as they have members in the two houses of Congress, plus Washington D.C. gets three votes.
b. Each state has as many votes as they have members in the two houses of Congress.
c. The number is specifically set in the Constitution.
d. It is the result of a complex formula based on the size of the U.S. population.
Q.11 An \"insider\" strategy:
a. Is a strategy conducted indoors.
b. Involves developing close relationships with legislators in order to influence them directly.
c. Is an activity that people like to keep secret.
d. Works best when large numbers of people get involved -- the more the better.
Q.12 Social movements:
a. Generally aren\'t concerned with promoting any particular principles or ideology.
b. Are clearly defined organizations with clearly-defined goals.
c. Are mostly concerned with securing benefits for a particular group.
d. Usually pursue goals that are broad and that will benefit society generally.
Q.13 Once the 1964 Civil Rights Act and the 1965 Voting Rights Act were passed, the civil rights movement effectively ended.
a. Yes -- and the election of Barack Obama proves that the ugly history of racism in America is now behind us.
b. No, because the passage of those two laws has had almost no effect on American politics or society.
c. Yes, because the laws that denied Blacks their civil rights had been overturned. Since Blacks had gained their civil rights, there was no longer a need for the civil rights movement.
d. No, because racism still exists, and some political leaders exploit people\'s racist attitudes for their own benefit.
Q.14 There are 538 votes in the Electoral College. Where does that number come from?
a. Each state has as many votes as they have members in the two houses of Congress, plus Washington D.C. gets three votes.
b. Each state has as many votes as they have members in the two houses of Congress.
c. The number is specifically set in the Constitution.
d. It is the result of a complex formula based on the size of the U.S. population.
Q.11 An \"insider\" strategy:
a. Is a strategy conducted indoors.
b. Involves developing close relationships with legislators in order to influence them directly.
c. Is an activity that people like to keep secret.
d. Works best when large numbers of people get involved -- the more the better.
Q.12 Social movements:
a. Generally aren\'t concerned with promoting any particular principles or ideology.
b. Are clearly defined organizations with clearly-defined goals.
c. Are mostly concerned with securing benefits for a particular group.
d. Usually pursue goals that are broad and that will benefit society generally.
Q.13 Once the 1964 Civil Rights Act and the 1965 Voting Rights Act were passed, the civil rights movement effectively ended.
a. Yes -- and the election of Barack Obama proves that the ugly history of racism in America is now behind us.
b. No, because the passage of those two laws has had almost no effect on American politics or society.
c. Yes, because the laws that denied Blacks their civil rights had been overturned. Since Blacks had gained their civil rights, there was no longer a need for the civil rights movement.
d. No, because racism still exists, and some political leaders exploit people\'s racist attitudes for their own benefit.
Q.14 There are 538 votes in the Electoral College. Where does that number come from?
a. Each state has as many votes as they have members in the two houses of Congress, plus Washington D.C. gets three votes.
b. Each state has as many votes as they have members in the two houses of Congress.
c. The number is specifically set in the Constitution.
d. It is the result of a complex formula based on the size of the U.S. population.
Solution
Q.11 c. Is an activity that people like to keep secret.
Q.12 c. Are mostly concerned with securing benefits for a particular group.
Q.13 c. Yes, because the laws that denied Blacks their civil rights had been overturned. Since Blacks had gained their civil rights, there was no longer a need for the civil rights movement
Q.14 a. Each state has as many votes as they have members in the two houses of Congress, plus Washington D.C. gets three votes.
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