A fee that had to be paid before one could vote that was used to prevent African Americans from voting is known as
a. a good character test.
b. literacy test.
c. electoral responsiveness.
d. voter turnway.
e. poll tax
e
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We can operationally define safety by using:
a. the number of years of civil war in a country. b. violent crimes per capita. c. homicides per capita. d. domestic violence cases per capita.
In experimental research, the research hypothesis
A) is always stated as a question. B) is constructed by combining the operational definitions with the problem statement. C) can be discarded once the study begins. D) is constructed by restating the operational definitions.
The primary religious divide in contemporary America is between
a. those who feel religion provides guidance for political action and those who do not. b. Christians and non-Christians. c. Catholics and Protestants. d. those who identify with a religion and those who do not. e. those who feel that we should adopt a national religion and those who do not.
A principle of the Monroe Doctrine include(s) the following:
a. European nations shouldn't establish new colonies in the Western Hemisphere or intervene in the affairs of the Western Hemisphere. b. The United States should be able to intervene in the affairs of European nations when U.S. interests are at stake. c. Expansionist policies should be pursued to benefit Western Hemisphere countries. d. The United States and European nations should not be allowed to meddle in the affairs of African and Asian nations. e. None of the Above