Clothing Part 4 Answers

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4

What was the impact of the 1963 Children’s March in Alabama?

A
Support for the civil rights movement increased.
B
Support for the civil rights movement decreased.
C
The civil rights movement came to an end.
D
There was little to no change in the civil rights movement.
5

What does a person do when registering to vote?

A
fill out a form
B
cast a vote
C
learn about the issues
D
send in a ballot
6

Read the scenario.Aesha is running for mayor of her town, Centerville. As she plans events with her staff, she asks, "Should we visit neighboring towns? Maybe we should visit Westville.” One of her advisers says, "The people in Westville will not be your constituents.”

A
The people of Westville do not vote for the mayor of Centerville.
B
The people of Westville will most likely vote for Aesha’s opponent.
C
There are fewer people in Westville than in Centerville.
D
Aesha should pick a larger town than Westville to visit.
7

In the 2000 presidential election, Al Gore won more votes nationwide than George W. Bush. Yet, Bush was named the president. How was this possible?

A
Bush won the Electoral College.
B
Many states did not follow election rules.
C
Congress determined the election outcome.
D
Gore resigned before taking office.
10

How have marches such as the Women’s Suffrage Procession led to changes in public policy?

A
by overturning unfair rules
B
by overthrowing governments
C
by writing new laws through cooperation
D
by getting the attention of decision makers
11

What are the two major political parties in the United States? Choose two correct answers.the Green Partythe Republican Partythe Libertarian Partythe Independent Partythe Democratic Party

A
the Green Party
B
the Republican Party
C
the Libertarian Party
D
the Independent Party
E
the Democratic Party
13

Review the image. Which conclusion about political parties can you make from analyzing this cartoon?

A
Political parties often accuse each other of the same thing.
B
Political parties work well together.
C
Democrats played partisan politics “then.”
D
Republicans work with Democrats “now.”
Option D
14

Look at the graph. Which role of political parties is represented?

A
informing voters
B
nominating candidates
C
supporting candidates
D
running elections
Option D
15

Look at the graph. Which statement is true?

A
Republicans’ election spending decreased from 2008 to 2012.
B
Republicans’ election spending stayed about the same from 2008 to 2020.
C
Democrats’ election spending more than tripled from 2016 to 2020.
D
Democrats’ election spending was always more than Republicans’ spending.
Option D
16

Read the excerpts from the Democratic and Republican Party platforms.Based on the excerpts, which statement is true?The Republican Party supports the Paris Climate Agreement.The Democratic Party believes states should be responsible for environmental laws.The Republic Party supports the production of any type of energy.The Democratic Party wants to allow more oil and gas drilling on public lands.

A
The Republican Party supports the Paris Climate Agreement.
B
The Democratic Party believes states should be responsible for environmental laws.
C
The Republic Party supports the production of any type of energy.
D
The Democratic Party wants to allow more oil and gas drilling on public lands.
17

How did the global movement Black Lives Matter begin?

A
with social media action
B
with boycotts
C
with school walkouts
D
with the legislature
18

How are electors given to states?

A
Every state receives an equal number of electors.
B
Electors are assigned based on voter turnout.
C
States with larger populations get more electors.
D
States with smaller populations get more electors.

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