Question 1 (Worth 5 points)

Early competition between the Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans ended by establishing the principle that freedom of speech did not include political slander. political participation was restricted to males. sla ery was not an issue for national legislation. --democracy could sur i e a change of ruling parties. the First !mendment applied to the states. Points earned on this question" 5

Question 2 (Worth 5 points)

Which of the following groups of issues does the te#t refer to as areas of conflict in the culture war$ abortion% school prayer% foreign policy gay rights% ta#es% business regulation school prayer% foreign policy% pornography --drug use% school prayer% abortion business regulation% foreign policy% space policy Points earned on this question" 5

Question 3 (Worth 5 points)

&any !mericans feel helpless in the face of high inflation. 'hey do not understand why it is happening% and they do not thin( the system is responsi e to their needs anyway. )n other words% they lac( a sense of --e#ternal efficacy. internal incenti e. e#ternal incenti e. political representation. political reciprocity. Points earned on this question" 5

Question 4 (Worth 5 points)

Which of the following are the fi e most important elements in the !merican iew of politics$ liberty% suffrage% economic opportunity% community% capital

suffrage% *ustice% e+uality% ci ic duty% liberty --e+uality% democracy% ci ic duty% indi idual responsibility% liberty ci ic duty% suffrage% e+uality% *ustice% social capital *ustice% e+uality% liberty% religion% indi idual responsibility Points earned on this question" 5

Question 5 (Worth 5 points)

! political ,,,,,,,, deals with what a go ernment should do% while a political ,,,,,,,, deals with how go ernment should operate. constitution% administration administration% constitution culture% ideology --ideology% culture culture% administration Points earned on this question" 5

Question 6 (Worth 5 points)

'he te#t argues that the necessary degree of political tolerance includes defense of common moral standards. ci ic concern for unpopular groups. guarantees of only procedural rights for unpopular groups. --a reasonable tolerance that allows discussion without too much oppression. oppression where the e#pressed interests of the ma*ority are clearly contradicted. Points earned on this question" 5

Question 7 (Worth 5 points)

'he concept of go ernment was created with the ratification of the -... /onstitution. --includes citi0ens and interest groups and their control of society. is the procedures and institutions by which a people go ern and rule themsel es. is defined as the process of adopting policies. was initially concei ed by 'homas 1obbes as a means to ensure control of society by aristocrats. Points earned on this question" 5

Question 8 (Worth 5 points)

2olitical di ersity and participation in the political process in the -nited .tates was encouraged most strongly by its commitment to social e+uality. sense of national independence. relati e prosperity. unitarian system. --religious di ersity. Points earned on this question" 5

Question 9 (Worth 5 points)

'he dominant religious tradition in the early -nited .tates was /atholicism. 2rotestantism% especially 2resbyterianism. --2rotestantism% especially 2uritanism. 2rotestantism% especially 3utheranism. none#istent" 'he -nited .tates had no dominant religious tradition. Points earned on this question" 5

Question 10 (Worth 5 points)

!ccording to !le#is de 'oc+ue ille% one of the reasons a democratic republic too( root in the -nited .tates was because of the --opportunities for people to ac+uire land and ma(e a li ing. insistence on economic e+uality for all. presence of 4ati e !mericans. absence of foreign inter ention. high le els of ta#ation. Points earned on this question" 5