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How are electors given to states?

A
Every state receives an equal number of electors.
B
Electors are assigned based on voter turnout.
C
States with larger populations get more electors.
D
States with smaller populations get more electors.
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In West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette, the Supreme Court ruled on the case of a family of children who were sent home from school because they refused on religious grounds to salute the flag. In ruling in favor of the family, Justice Robert Jackson wrote:To sustain the compulsory [required] flag salute we are required to say that a Bill of Rights which guards the individual's right to speak his own mind, left it open to public authorities to compel [force] him to utter [say] what is not in his mind.

A
It means that the flag salute should be expected of all students regardless of their beliefs.
B
It means that making people say something they do not believe goes against their right to free expression.
C
It means that the Bill of Rights is limited because public authorities can still make people act in certain ways.
D
It means that it is acceptable to require the flag salute because it does not actually change a person’s beliefs.
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What role does social media play in the democratic process?

A
Voters use it to cast ballots in elections.
B
People use it to promote ideas.
C
Lawmakers use it to pass bills.
D
People use it to register to vote.
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What was the impact of the 1963 Children’s March in Alabama?

A
Support for the civil rights movement increased.
B
Support for the civil rights movement decreased.
C
The civil rights movement came to an end.
D
There was little to no change in the civil rights movement.
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How have marches such as the Women’s Suffrage Procession led to changes in public policy?

A
by overturning unfair rules
B
by overthrowing governments
C
by writing new laws through cooperation
D
by getting the attention of decision makers
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In the 2000 presidential election, Al Gore won more votes nationwide than George W. Bush. Yet, Bush was named the president. How was this possible?

A
Bush won the Electoral College.
B
Many states did not follow election rules.
C
Congress determined the election outcome.
D
Gore resigned before taking office.
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Read the scenario.Ramil’s grandmother has become a citizen and is interested in voting for the first time. Ramil helps her make a plan so she can vote.

A
research the candidates
B
register with the election board
C
find the location of the polling place
D
request a ballot from the state
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What does a person do when registering to vote?

A
fill out a form
B
cast a vote
C
learn about the issues
D
send in a ballot

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