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What was the purpose of the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890?

A
to limit the amount of power corporations could have on commerce and trade
B
to limit the amount of money a corporation could donate to a political candidate
C
to legalize the formations of trusts and monopolies
D
to decrease the influence of the government on corporations
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Which organization is responsible for regulating contributions to political campaigns?

A
Federal Election Commission
B
Supreme Court
C
Congress
D
Citizens United
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Going to court to get a particular ruling is called __________.

A
litigation
B
lobbying
C
electioneering
D
advocacy
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What was the effect of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission?

A
It removed limitations on corporate funding of political broadcasts.
B
It removed all limits on campaign contributions by interest groups.
C
It prohibited corporations and businesses from contributing to political campaigns.
D
It prohibited interest groups from contributing to individual candidates.
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Electioneering can best be described as _________.

A
actively campaigning for and supporting a poltical candidate
B
rigging an election to get the result you want
C
running for public office in order to support a specific cause
D
pursuading public officials to take actions favorable to an interest group

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