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Which action would least reflect participation in politics as a digital citizen?
Staying offline and avoiding political topics completely
Which situation does not describe a legal path to U.S. citizenship?
A person receives a work permit but has not applied for citizenship
The Fourteenth Amendment altered citizenship by...
guaranteeing citizenship to formerly enslaved people
Which person is automatically a U.S. citizen under the definition in the Constitution?
Someone born in the U.S., regardless of their parents’ status
A person who uses technology to participate in political discussions, learn about government, and express opinions online is known as a
digital citizen
To reach younger voters, a candidate would most likely rely on
social media platforms
What must a political party do to stay influential?
Form alliances
Which action is an example of voluntary civic participation?
Voting in a local election
Which political party generally supports higher income taxes on the wealthy to fund government programs?
Democratic Party
A person convicted of a felony may lose which political privilege after release?
The right to vote
Which U.S. conflict ended partly due to widespread public protest?
Vietnam War
What is the central purpose of political parties?
To win elections and place members in office
Which political party typically favors lowering taxes on high earners to stimulate investment?
Republican Party
Why must you be 21 to buy alcohol but only 18 to vote?
If you were old enough to fight in Vietnam, you were old enough to vote.
Who wrote " I have a dream?
MLK
Which amendment ensures that everyone born or naturalized in the U.S. receives due process and equal treatment under the law?
Fourteenth Amendment
What is a major disadvantage of relying on online sources for political information?
Many sources lack credibility
What is the main purpose of an interest group?
To influence officials on specific issues
A political cartoon showing newspapers exaggerating events to sway public emotions illustrates
yellow journalism
Watching debates, volunteering for campaigns, and encouraging others to vote are all examples of
optional ways to engage in democracy