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- Q1The right to counsel, which is guaranteed to a person arrested for committing a crime means the right to be.protected against self-incrimination.free from being tried twice for the same crime.represented by a lawyer.protected against search and seizure.30sRH.11-12.10
- Q2Which of the following best describes the way in which the United States Constitution assigns governmental power?It assigns it entirely to the states.It divides it between the states and the federal courts.It divides it between the states and the national government.It assigns it entirely to the national government.30s
- Q3According to the United States Constitution, which of the following has the power to declare war?United NationsUnited States CongressJoint Chiefs of StaffUnited States Supreme Court30s
- Q4The procedure by which a candidate is nominated for President of the United States is established by.Congressional legislation.the Bill of Rights.political parties.the United States Constitution.30s
- Q5Which of the following is the best argument that a single-member district system is better than a proportional representation system?Voters will make wiser choices if they focus on national issues, as they do in single-member district systems, rather than on local issues, as they tend to do in proportional representation systems.Single-member district systems are better at representing the interests of minorities.Voters should make choices about individual candidates, as they do in single-member district systems, rather than simply vote for a party.Single-member district systems lead to stronger political parties, which are good for democracy.30s
- Q6In the mid-nineteenth century, before railroads were constructed, people in the United States transported commercial materials, such as timber and coal, over long distances primarily by means of.rivers and canals.ox carts and Conestoga wagons.pack horses and mule trains.turnpikes and freeways.30s
- Q7A consequence of Prohibition was.the growth of organized crime.the turning of public attention to pressing international issues.the failure of the Republicans in the 1928 presidential election.widespread popular support for further moral reform.30s
- Q8President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s goal in supporting the Lend-Lease Act of 1941 was to.use foreign investment as a way of stimulating the American economy.maintain an isolationist stance by providing only limited aid to both sides in the European conflict.encourage Japanese Americans to relocate voluntarily.assist Britain’s war effort without violating United States neutrality laws.30s
- Q9In the 1970s the United States economy was directly affected by.a rapid decline in prices of consumer goods.an overall decline in international trade.an increase in the cost of solar energy.a sharp increase in the price of oil.30s
- Q10The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the Warsaw Pact are best described as two.bodies established by the United Nations to promote peace within multi ethnic European countries such as Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia.organizations founded by the European Economic Community to promote trade between Europe and the United States.military organizations made up, respectively, of the United States and its allies and the Soviet Union and its allies during the Cold War.treaties negotiated between the allies and the Central Powers at Versailles after the First World War.30s