Florida Civics EOC Module 4 Political Processes and Participation overview quiz quiz
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What is the MAIN purpose of a primary election?
To vote in a US federal election, a person must be a citizen, at least 18, and
Voting in the United States is BEST described as
A political party publishes a document listing its positions on taxes, education, and the environment. This document is called a
Which statement BEST describes the two major US political parties in general terms?
A newspaper investigates and reveals that an official misused public money, leading to an inquiry. This shows the media's
A group representing teachers meets with lawmakers and urges members to contact their representatives about school funding. This group is BEST described as
What is the MAIN difference between a political party and an interest group?
After residents complain about dangerous traffic near a school, the city council lowers the speed limit and adds crossing guards. The new law is an example of
Which action is MOST likely to influence a public policy decision before it is made?
Which of these is a step in how a problem becomes public policy?
The United States signs a trade agreement with another country and sends aid after a foreign earthquake. These are examples of
Funding new public schools and raising the federal minimum wage are examples of
An international organization formed after World War II to promote peace and cooperation among nations, in which the US is a member, is the
Which of these is a way an individual citizen can influence government between elections?