The annual registration system for Texas voters
A. only applied to white primaries.
B. was replaced by a permanent registration system.
C. applied only to racial minorities.
D. was abolished at the same time as the poll tax.
Answer: B
You might also like to view...
The idea that the information revolution could help people in disparate parts of the world to become part of a more integrated “global village” could be undercut by the reality that __________
a. billions of people would not want to see the same kinds of information all the time b. there would likely be a creation of new ideologies as new or more information about political system is gained c. there are the creation of new digital information networks to which citizens have varying loyalties, in a manner similar to which they now have loyalties to states. d. the information revolution will encourage “narrowcasting” and tailoring of information and news to specific groups and localities, encouraging more parochial views instead.
The State of Texas argued that enforcement of the Texas Voter ID law should not be blocked by the U.S. Department of Justice because:
A. voter fraud occurs in most Texas elections. B. the U.S. Supreme Court upheld similar photo ID requirements in other states. C. every Texan will be provided with a free photo ID when registering to vote. D. all of the choices.
A(n) __________ is an act of Congress that establishes or changes a government program
a. authorization bill b. appropriations bill c. continuing resolution d. budget resolution
A significant issue the government faces today is
A) a decrease in the national debt. B) a decrease in global competition and foreign trade. C) an increasing gap in the income and wealth of individuals. D) the availability of homes for purchase. E) an abundance of available social welfare funding.