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Practice Test US History Unit Six

Practice Test US History Unit Six. Instructions for Use: Click the mouse and a question will appear, some with answers to choose from, some without. Click on the answer you think is correct or if there are not answers to choose from try to answer it in your head and then click the mouse button.

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Civil Liberties. The Bill of Rights. The first ten amendments to the Constitution are intended to protect the civil liberties of Americans. The Bill of Rights contains specific guarantees such as freedom of speech, press, and religion and the right to a public and speedy trial

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Interest Groups

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Chapter Sixteen: Protecting the Homeland and Protecting Civil Liberties

Chapter Sixteen: Protecting the Homeland and Protecting Civil Liberties. Defense in Depth: Why Civil Liberties Interact with Civil Defense. Defense in Depth: Why Civil Liberties Interact with Civil Defense. The target of terrorism The target of terrorism is social order

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The Twenties

The Twenties. Discuss with your group:. List ten things you know about the 20s. Contrast the 20s with the decades before. What do you think accounts for some of these differences?. Post-War America.

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Labor in the Progressive Era

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Teaching American History

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ENGLISH LITERATURE & CULTURE

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3 Selling on the Web: Revenue Models and Building a Web Presence Models The Web Catalog Model Advertising-Supported Model Advertising-Subscription Mixed Model Fee-for-Transaction Models Fee-for-Services Models 1. The Web Catalog Model

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POLITICAL DEBATES

POLITICAL DEBATES. POSITIVE Unmediated messages Taking part in history Ritual Affirming Governance Reveal ability to lead via Television Comparatively Genuine. NEGATIVE No new information, stump speeches revisited Amplify importance, exaggerate mistakes Skills not those needed to Govern

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. The Law of Corrections. Foundations of Correctional Law. Constitution fundamental law for federal government & for each state, containing a design for government & basic rights of individuals Statute laws passed by legislative authority e.g., California corrections: Title 15

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A REPUBLICAN DECADE

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Civil Liberties and Public Policy

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Interest Groups

Interest Groups. What is social capital?. The norms and trust that develop from interpersonal social relationships A byproduct of other activities, not something created on its own . Why the decline of social capital?. What are ways we can build social capital?.

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Chapter 6: Lawyers

Chapter 6: Lawyers. Breakdown of Lawyers:. 65% ? Private practices (criminal, civil, family, environmental, etc.) 15%? Government lawyers who work for federal, state, or local agencies 15%? Corporations, unions, or trade associations Smaller #? Public interest or legal aid organizations

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Politics and the Courts

Politics and the Courts. While the US Supreme Court is not an elected institution, many people still characterize the court as either liberal or conservative. What does a liberal justice believe?.

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Local & Federal Law Enforcement Surveillance in the U.S. Post 9/11

Local & Federal Law Enforcement Surveillance in the U.S. Post 9/11. Focus. Show how the gap between local and national surveillance sentiments has been widening since 9/11 Convey the resulting dichotomy between the use of surveillance on the local and national levels

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