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The way a specific group of people votes on a certain issue. Ex. Southerners are more likely to support pro-gun legislation.
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How does a civic responsibility such as voting benefit citizens?
Voting gives citizens a chance to impact public policy.
What are some was that influence public policy?
participating in politics (voting, campaigning, seeking office
Who holds the sovereignty and determines public policy through direct voting of elected representatives?
the people
In a democracy who holds the sovereighty and determines public policy through direct voting of elected representatives?
The people.
In a democracy who holds the sovereignty and determines public policy through direct voting of elected representtives?
The people
What was the last US state to send electors to the Electoral College based on the voting in the state legislature?
Antebellum South Carolina had a policy of sending electors to the Electoral College based on the voting in the state legislature.
How individuals influence public policy?
One way individuals can influence public policy is by supporting and voting for representatives who share their views. People can also join organizations that lobby Congress.
Why was Susan b athony arrested?
Susan B. Anthony got arrested because she was voting and in the 1800 and 1900s women could not vote.
What policy does president Lyndon Johnson illustrate in this speech?
He signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and he signed the Voting Rights Act in 1965
What term to the number of people that make up a nation?
In a democracy, who holds the sovereignty and determined public policy through direct voting of elected representative?
Did any people exempt from the White Australia Policy?
The White Australia policy was the Policy of the Government of the time - it was not imposed through a vote. Like so much Government policy it was not supported by many of the voting public at that time. Australia already had a large Chinese population (post the Gold Rush of the 1850's) by the time this poicy was in effect and they would not be expected to have supported this policy
Would Americans in general support a system in which all citizens were allowed to vote on national policy?
Of course, this is what it is all about. The ability to vote. We vote on national policy through the election of the people who are elected by the voting. You get what you want through your vote.
