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CHAPTER 8 Political Participation

American Government Institutions & Policies 14th Edition by James Q. Wilson

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CHAPTER 8 Political Participation

 

Complete Chapter Questions With Answers

 

Sample Questions Are Posted Below

 

MULTIPLE CHOICE

  1. Which is not an example of political participation?
a. Voting
b. Keeping informed about government.
c. Giving money to a candidate.
d. Attending a school board meeting.
e. All of the above are true.

 

 

ANS:    E                      REF:    172                  NOT:   A                     OBJ:    LO1

 

  1. The ___________ to the U.S. Constitution ensured that the residents of the District of Columbia could vote in presidential elections.
a. Nineteenth Amendment
b. Twentieth Amendment
c. Twenty-First Amendment
d. Twenty-Second Amendment
e. Twenty-Third Amendment

 

 

ANS:    E                      REF:    172                  NOT:   F                      OBJ:    LO1

 

  1. In 1971, ratification of the __________ to the U.S. Constitution extended voter eligibility to all persons age 18 or older.
a. Twenty-Third Amendment
b. Twenty-Fourth Amendment
c. Twenty-Five Amendment
d. Twenty-Sixth Amendment
e. Twenty-Seventh Amendment

 

 

ANS:    D                     REF:    172                  NOT:   F                      OBJ:    LO1

 

  1. Voter turnout rates in America today are
a. higher than they were for previous generations.
b. lower than they were for previous generations.
c. higher than most European democracies.
d. about the same as previous generations.
e. not recorded by scholars.

 

 

ANS:    B                      REF:    172                  NOT:   F                      OBJ:    LO2

 

  1. Which of the following statements is incorrect?
a. No state may restrict voting based on discriminatory tests, taxes, or residency requirements.
b. People can register to vote when they apply for a driver’s license in half of the states.
c. Most states allow absentee ballot voting prior to election day.
d. Some states allow people to register on the same day that they vote.
e. In areas where many non-English speakers live, election authorities must supply ballots written in their own language.

 

 

ANS:    B                      REF:    172                  NOT:   F                      OBJ:    LO2

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