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During the latter half of the twentieth century, which religious category has grown the most?
Over the last several decades, American trust in the federal government has ____.
The idea of popular sovereignty means that political authority ultimately rests in
Which civilization had the floating city?
Since the 1920s, immigration to the United States has ___. This has been particularly true of people emigrating from ___.
Which act is considered the building block of citizenship?
Identify whether each geographic area has gotten more or less populous over time.
Increasing one's political efficacy typically starts with increasing one's
Ballot initiatives and referenda in the United States are examples of what kind of democracy?
Conflict over the direction, identity, and resources of an organization is ___. The ability to influence that process is ___.
Thanks to immigration, America has a younger population now than it did in 1900.
Political efficacy is the idea that ___ citizens can influence the government and its policies. The number of Americans who have a sense of political efficacy has ___ over time.
Choose all of the following groups that make up more than 10 percent of the population, as of the 2012 census.
Select the option that best describes the relationship between being politically informed and public trust in government.
As political efficacy and trust decrease, government decisions are made by a ___ group of people, which ___ the notion of government by the people.
A recent survey found that 65 percent of Americans look up political information on the Internet. These are examples of what kind of citizenship?
Match the citizen group to their likelihood of participating in digital citizenship.
The tension that comes with trying to balance majority rule and minority rights is one of the conflicts that come about with a commitment to ___.
Select all of the following that the textbook identifies as being at the core of American values.
Adolf Hitler in Nazi Germany and Joseph Stalin in the Soviet Union both ran a government system that eliminated social institutions that might challenge it. What is this called?