A) South
B) Midwest
C) Northeast
D) Pacific Coast
E) Great Plains
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A) disenfranchise African Americans in the South.
B) finance election campaigns.
C) ensure that women voted with their husbands, who legally controlled the money in a marriage.
D) ensure that the people who voted would take the vote seriously.
E) help subsidize public education in the North.
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A) strong sense of alienation, which motivates them to try to change government.
B) strong sense of civic duty.
C) desire to use government as a vehicle to help other Americans rather than themselves.
D) strong sense of independence, which motivates them to try to defeat incumbents.
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) Citizens had less-disruptive ways to express themselves.
B) A government safety net ensured basic needs were met.
C) Social scientists have been studying this phenomenon but do not have a conclusive answer.
D) The wealth of citizens increased dramatically with democratic freedoms and liberty.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) 2
B) 5
C) 7
D) 10
E) 15
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A) with passage of the Bill of Rights.
B) shortly after the Civil War.
C) early in the twentieth century.
D) with passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
E) during the era of Jacksonian democracy.
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A) was passed in 1993.
B) made it easier for citizens to register to vote.
C) linked voter registration to the vehicle registration process.
D) was passed in 1993 and linked voter registration to the vehicle registration process.
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) everyone-there was universal suffrage
B) all males and females who were at least 21 years of age
C) only males who owned property
D) only citizens who had lived in the nation for at least ten years
E) All native-born citizens could vote.
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A) Americans pay less attention to politics.
B) U.S. registration laws place a greater burden on the individual.
C) the U.S. population is not as well educated.
D) Europeans must pay a huge fine if they fail to vote.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) economic status.
B) community.
C) education.
D) parents.
E) experience with voting.
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A) America's federal structure provides more campaign opportunities.
B) European candidates seldom need campaign workers.
C) Americans have more leisure time than Europeans.
D) U.S. candidates pay campaign workers, whereas European candidates do not.
E) Laws in some U.S. communities require citizens to participate in campaigns.
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A) shown little difference from those of the late twentieth century.
B) increased in presidential elections, while continuing to remain lowest in local ones.
C) demonstrated that the apathy of young citizens has worsened considerably since the early 1990s.
D) increased in all elections.
E) declined in all elections.
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A) Fifteenth
B) Nineteenth
C) Twenty-first
D) Twenty-third
E) Twenty-sixth
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A) the federal government prevents states from restricting registration based on the amount of time a person has resided in that state.
B) voter registration requirements have usually been set by the states.
C) voter registration periods and locations tend to be highly publicized, but registration requirements prevent many from taking advantage of them.
D) most states automatically register a person to vote when he or she acquires a driver's license.
E) states with easier registration laws have shown no higher turnout rates than states with restrictive registration requirements.
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A) Germany
B) France
C) Great Britain
D) the United States
E) There is no difference among the four nations.
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A) high-income voters.
B) middle-income voters.
C) labor unions and interest groups.
D) corporate lobbying powers.
E) low-income voters.
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A) the increase in frequency of elections in the United States has increased the level of general voter apathy.
B) community participation among young adults has risen in the past two decades because of new media technologies like Internet activism.
C) voter apathy is only going to increase as long as we maintain a two-party system.
D) a proportional representation system in the legislature would increase voter turnout.
E) America has been undergoing a long-term decline in its social capital.
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A) actively involved in protests at one time or another in their lives.
B) willing to contribute through financial support but not through active participation.
C) not highly supportive of such activities, despite America's tradition of free expression.
D) actively involved only later in their lives, when they feel more secure that a protest is justified.
E) supportive of violent activities if the cause warrants such an approach.
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