Exam 1: The American People

Learning political culture cannot be achieved with __________.

What author described America as "a teeming Nation of nations?"

What describes a shared body of general values and attitudes that shapes views toward government?

The first immigrants that went on to found many different civilizations in North America were __________.

Your desire to drive a car drunk is trumped by the interests of public safety. What is this an example of?

One person complaining about bilingual street signs in 1750s Philadelphia was __________.

Because of Americans' emphasis on liberty, especially "freedom from," there's an emphasis on __________.

The classic and most costly regional conflict was during what event?

Africans, men and women, forcibly removed to America __________.

The idea that every person should have the chance to realize her or his potential, economically, intellectually, and socially is called the equality of __________.

Where are the core values of the United States found?

What is majority rule?

The Occupy Wall Street movement highlights the conflict between __________.

What percent of Americans claim no religious affiliation?

America's religious diversity has changed along with what?

English Philosopher John Locke insisted people were equal, but the "why" conflicted with ___________.

Describe instances when liberty and equality conflict.

Europeans who migrated to America __________.

Constitutional amendments that led toward equality in life include __________.

The Declaration of Independence denied political rights to __________.