According to John Locke, if a government threatens its citizens' rights, those citizens
A. must do their best to accommodate themselves to the oppression.
B. should not rebel because the government is carrying out God's will.
C. should move to the wilderness and live in the state of nature.
D. have the right to dissolve the government.
E. are no longer entitled to their natural rights.
Answer: D
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In 1798, with Napoleon Bonaparte expanding French territory across Europe by force, the U.S. Congress passed twenty acts that were designed to prevent overthrow or weakening of the nation
The most controversial of these are known as a. the Bill of Rights. b. the Alien Act, Alien Enemies Act, and the Sedition Act. c. the Illegal Alien Deportation Act and the Patriot Act. d. the Democratic Manifesto and the Federalist Papers. e. the Stamp Act.
The Middle East was colonized:
a. during the Iberian expansion period b. as a part of the chartered trading corporation era c. after the end of WWI d. alongside the scramble for Africa
About how many civilian employees work for the federal government?
a. 1.1 million b. 2.7 million c. 3.1 million d. 4.5 million e. 6.5 million
The political knowledge of many young adults changes from high school to college especially if professors encourage students to
A) respect authority.
B) organize third parties.
C) criticize the Constitution.
D) question authority.
E) train in traditional values.