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America in the Bush Years Answers

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Immediately following the presidential election in 2000,

A
votes were recounted in the state of Florida.
B
votes were recounted across the United States.
C
the US Supreme Court ordered a new election.
D
the US Supreme Court declared the winner.
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According to the immigration plan proposed by President Bush, people living in the United States illegally

w
would be immediately deported.
w
would be allowed to apply for citizenship while remaining in the U.S.
c
could apply for citizenship only if they were employed.
c
could stay in the country for a short time as guest workers.
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A result of the US recession that began in 2008 was

A
a global recession.
B
falling unemployment levels.
C
higher job wages.
D
banks making bad loans.
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Critics of President Bush’s education initiative that required annual testing of students felt that

A
it raised standards to levels that were difficult to meet.
B
some students would benefit more than others.
C
students’ performances in the sciences would decline over time.
D
teachers would focus too much on tests and neglect other subjects.
5

In the presidential election of 2000, Al Gore

A
won the popular vote.
B
ran as a third-party candidate.
C
was the Republican candidate.
D
won a majority in the Electoral College.
6

After the 2000 presidential election, President George W. Bush kept his campaign promise to

A
lower taxes.
B
stop immigration.
C
take away business tax credits.
D
reform welfare programs.
7

President Bush’s major education initiative in 2002 was called

N
No Child Left Behind.
B
Blue Ribbon Schools.
I
Improve Public Education Now.
I
Increasing Accountability in Our Schools.
8

What was the initial result of the presidential election in 2000?

T
There was a clear winner.
A
A third-party candidate won.
I
It was close and controversial.
I
It was close, but not controversial.
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What was the main reason a hand recount was ordered in Florida?

M
Machine-counted ballots showed a clear winner.
A
Al Gore demanded a national recount.
M
Many ballots could not be read correctly by machines.
T
The U.S. Supreme Court required a manual count.
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One reason Hurricane Katrina was so devastating for New Orleans is that

A
many people had to be rescued by helicopter.
B
no emergency shelters were available.
C
people were surprised by the storm.
D
many residents had not evacuated.

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