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Who won the presidential election of 1936 in a landslide? A. Herbert Hoover B. Harry Truman C. Alfred Landon D. Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt won the presidential election of 1936 in a landslide.
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Which group favors the government taking a prominent role in the economy, and strongly supports civil rights for minorities and marginalized groups? A. liberals B. reactionaries C. conservatives D. moderates
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The historic belief that political institutions must occasionally change dramatically is described as A. liberal B. radical C. conservative D. reactionary
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The historic belief that political institutions must occasionally change dramatically is described as radical.
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What is the most powerful act of political participation? A. voting B. party participation C. jury duty D. understanding the issues
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Voting is the most powerful act of political participation.

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The medium that first gave large numbers of voters the opportunity to see presidential candidates was A. radio. B. cable. C. television. D. the internet.
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The medium that first gave large numbers of voters the opportunity to see presidential candidates was television.
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Who developed the idea for presidential electors? A. Abraham Lincoln B. Benjamin Franklin C. Alexander Hamilton D. Thomas Jefferson
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The answer is C. Alexander Hamilton. The other answers are wrong.
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