How has being a one-party state in the past affected voter turnout in Texas?
a. Turnout has been low because many people believed their votes did not matter and voting is a learned trait.
b. Turnout has been low due to suspicion of fraud in elections.
c. Turnout has been high since more families embrace the tradition of voting.
d. Turnout has been high due to the fact that most voters have been satisfied with elected officials.
Answer: A
You might also like to view...
How does equality of opportunity differ from equality of results? Why are some politicians and civil rights leaders focusing less on equality for individuals and more on equality between groups?
What kind of change in the civil rights focus may be necessary because of the growing gap between rich and poor? How could a focus on economic disparity promote civil rights for all people, regardless of race, ethnic origin, religion, sex, or sexual orientation?
Who has been the leading source of initiative in forming major policy proposals in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries?
a. state governors b. the president c. Congress d. federal agencies
Which antiwar movement featured a wide variety of tactics, from mass demonstration to voter registration to nonviolent civil disobedience, and even to violent tactics such as the Days of Rage vandalism?
a. anti–Afghanistan War movement b. anti–Korean War movement c. anti–Iraq War movement d. anti–Vietnam War movement
__________ arose from the belief that most of the economic growth over two decades had gone to the top 1 percent.
A. The Occupy Wall Street movement B. The Tea Party movement C. The anti-globalization movement D. The undocumented immigrants movement