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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?