What major social developments will significantly affect politics in California during the next 10-20 years?

What will be an ideal response?


Varies. California is on its way to becoming an absolute majority Latino state; in 2014, Latinos outgrew the White population, becoming the largest racial/ethnic group (now a plurality). The Latino population tends to be younger, and the White population is aging. More than 54% of school children are Latino. Immigration, both legal and illegal, will continue, and the state's overall population is projected to grow to 50 million in the next 25 years. These demographic trends present challenges for politicians in the areas of education, health and human services, and infrastructure (housing, water, and transportation especially).

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A) broader economic problems. B) the environment. C) transportation. D) housing quality. E) gender equality.

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What did British scholar Peter Self call “the classic dilemma of public administration”?

a. the conflict between administrators’ decisions and the public good b. the tension between accountability and effective action c. making sure that administrators represent the American people d. maintaining good relations between the branches of government

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Which of the following demonstrates the impact of the privileges and immunities clause on state governments?

a. States may not impose unreasonable residency requirements. b. States must enforce judicial settlements from other states. c. States must comply with federal law when federal and state laws conflict. d. States must return individuals charged with crimes to the states in which the alleged crimes occurred.

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which of the following represents a bourgeois principle that became a central underpinning of individual freedom for all citizens?

a. freedom from military service b. freedom of assembly c. gender equality d. freedom from property requirements in order to vote.

Political Science