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Terms in this set (350)Why are Texas college students required to take a course in Texas politics? C The word politics simply refers to __________. D When speaking about government, someone is really speaking about __________. B Which of the following groups was first to settle Texas? A In what year did the
French claim Texas? B 6. How did Spain establish dominion over the Texas territory? D The official church of Mexico during the time Anglos settled in Texas was __________. C What drew Anglos to settle Texas? C From which country did Texas win its independence? B At the time of Texas independence, the people of Texas were known as __________. C Which slogan was inscribed on a banner at the battle of San Jacinto? D Which of the following was a factor in Texas benefitting from its agricultural products? C Which of the following is something Texas has that draws industry to Texas? D Frankie was at a bar and met a girl. He asked her, in English, if she was Latino. She said yes, and so Frankie began speaking Spanish to her.
However, she did not understand him and so Frankie asked, again in English, if she was from Latin America. She said yes. Based on information in the textbook, which country would you say the girl was from? D Younger people who move into Texas are __________ groups that came in the past. D According to the latest Census numbers, which of the following groups has the highest median income? D Which part of Texas has the highest poverty rates? C Which part of Texas has the lowest poverty rates? A In terms of percentage of college graduates, where does Texas rank among all states? A Which of the following is considered reflective of Texas conservative values? D The U.S. Constitution provides for a structure of government that __________. C If the U.S. Supreme Court rules that a state law is unconstitutional, which level of government is it affirming as supreme? A Steven has strong feelings about the need for more governing power to reside at the state level. How can Steven realize this goal? B Which political institution has the power of judicial review? C Frankie wants to protest a recent law that was passed by the Texas legislature, but
he is unsure whether he can legally do so. If he asked you where he can find evidence of such a right, where would you tell him to search in the U.S. Constitution? A The national government
can control the states by __________. D George works for a U.S. senator and is asked to determine whether Congress has a certain power. If you were asked, where would you
tell George to begin his research? A The struggle between the national and state governments over which has the authority to do something is ultimately decided by __________. D Under the delineated authority that states possess under the federal system, state constitutions tend to contain many legislative provisions, each creating a __________ government. B
Which Texas constitution was amended to include precepts of Jacksonian democracy? C Which of the following Texas constitutions was adopted after Texas seceded from the United States? C Which of the following Texas constitutions was adopted after Texas reentered the Union? C Who was E. J. Davis? D Which of the following Texas constitutions gave the governor significant appointment power? C Which statement best characterizes the 1869
Texas constitution? C Which of the following attended the constitutional convention of 1875 looking to establish a cheap and weak government? D In what year was the current Texas constitution written? B Which of the following was a populist farmers' alliance that was influential in the creation of the 1876 Constitution? D Under the 1876 Constitution, the legislature meets __________. C What was the most significant change to the powers of the governor from the 1869 constitution to the 1876 constitution? B Under the 1876 constitution, the Texas governor's power was __________. D The Texas Bill of Rights provides __________ than the U.S. Bill of Rights. D To amend the Texas constitution, __________ of both houses and __________ of voters must approve. B To amend the Texas constitution, the Texas legislature
proposes __________. B Which of the following
is not involved in approving amendments to the Texas constitution? A Approximately how often has the Texas constitution been amended? C The current Texas constitution can
be characterized as being __________. B The best opportunity for Texas to have adopted a new constitution was in ___________. D According to the textbook authors, why do state leaders not want to revise the Texas constitution? A Which statement is the best description of the current Texas constitution? B Today, voting rights in Texas are __________. A While Texas was under martial law after the Civil War, the right to vote was extended to __________. B In the United States, women were granted the right to vote by __________. B Which of the following U.S. Supreme Court cases upheld the white primary based on the logic that political parties are private organizations and as such can determine the conditions for membership? D Which of the following U.S. Supreme Court cases overturned a Texas law that prevented African Americans from voting in the Democratic primary? C Imagine a moderately affluent African American female in 1926 who wanted
to vote in the Texas primary elections of that year. The most dauting barrier for her to vote was __________. D The notion that political parties are essentially "agencies of the state" comes from the legal logic that__________. A The poll tax was primarily initiated to __________. B The __________ ended the state poll tax in Texas. C If the Texas legislature were to draw political districts in a way that dilutes the voting potential of minority groups, it would be in violation of __________. D The voting rights of an African American living in Texas in 2018 are significantly more
secure than that of an African American living in Texas in 1960 because __________. C David, a university student, moved from Tarrant County to Hays County in August of the academic school year
in an election year. For David to vote in the upcoming November election in Hays County, he must __________. A George just moved to Texas and wants to vote in the next election. Which statement describes the process he should now undertake in order to vote do so? B __________ requires certain state agencies to register a voter when asked to do so by the voter. B In which of the following elections did Texas
see the largest number of votes cast in its history? D Turnout is defined as the percentage of __________ who cast ballots. D Differences in voter turnout rates by race and ethnicity can be primarily explained by looking at the differences in __________ levels. C Which group's share of the total vote in Texas in 2016 best reflected its percentage of the total Texas population? C Which group's share of the total vote in Texas in 2016 overrepresented its percentage of the total Texas population? A The __________ a person is, the __________ they are to vote. B Which of the following characteristics is the best indicator of who will vote? B It can be generally stated that __________ then __________. A Primary elections in Texas are __________. A If Miguel considers himself a Republican, when does he make a formal statement about his partisan affiliation? D If you want to become a state representative, you will first have to __________. C In a primary election, if the candidate who got the most votes
did not garner more than C How are office holders chosen? C
To win office, a candidate must receive __________. D Which Texas governor won office without receiving a majority of the vote? B What determines which political party's candidates will be listed first on the ballot for each race? D If a state legislator leaves office before the end of his
or her tenure, how is a new person chosen to fill out the remaining term of office? D If the Texas legislature proposes a constitutional amendment, a(n) __________ can be called to determine its fate. D A school board decides that it needs to build new schools and must sell bonds to finance them. The school board __________. D According the textbook, recent special elections in Texas have had a turnout rate of __________. A Because the Republican Party has controlled state-wide races for so many years, most campaign spending __________. A An individual who wants to give money to candidates for office in Texas is __________. D To view how a candidate spends his or her campaign contributions you can visit the __________ website. B To better identify potential supporters, candidates rely on __________. A According to the textbook authors, which of the following governors created a strong social media presence? A Texas corporations __________. D In 2013, many incumbents in the Texas legislature lost their seats during __________. C What is the main objective of a political party? D Since __________, the Rep. Party has had a majority in both the Texas house and senate. D Which of the following political parties now controls state government in Texas? B In which year did the Republicans begin to dominate state-wide elections? C Which of the following is
an alliance of groups and individuals? A For a political party to have automatic ballot access, it must receive __________ of the vote for any of its state-wide candidates. B What is the
remuneration for serving as a party's state chair? A A __________ is the formal meeting of a political party where it selects its leadership. C The members of a party's state executive committee
are __________. B How many members are there on a party's state executive committee? B Which
level of a party is the basic or grassroots level? A A party's state chair is chosen __________. D A political party's county chairs are selected __________. B What is the basic unit of the Texas political system? D Precinct chairs are selected __________. B The term of office for a county chair is __________. A What is the remuneration for serving as county chair? A When did the Democratic Party formally organize in Texas? A For most of Texas history, the Republican Party was associated with __________. D By the early 1900s, political conflict was occurring in Texas between __________. D Which of the following Texas politicians eventually became president of the United States? C Which of the following Texas politicians became the first
Republican governor in 105 years? D Which of the following groups moved from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party? C The Republican Party has
controlled state politics in Texas for the last __________. A The Republican Party's primary constituency group for the first 30 years after Reconstruction was __________. D
The modern Republican Party in Texas began with the election of ___________. B Which of the following races would be considered a down-ballot race? D In what
year did Texas become a two-party state? C It is generally understood that __________. B The textbook authors state that __________. D Which of the following is most significant in determining the future of the Democratic Party in Texas? A Which
of the following characteristics best describes a social conservative? B Which of the following characteristics best describes a Libertarian? B Which of the following is a description of the Tea Party? D Today, the most prominent factional rift in the Democratic Party is between __________ and __________. C Which statement best describes how partisanship is used to organize the Texas legislature? C An important role of lobbyists in the legislative process is to provide __________. D Interest groups primarily __________ while political parties __________. A The Texas Taxpayer and Research Association is a(n) __________ interest group. C MALDEF is a(n) __________ interest group. A If you wanted to join an interest group that seeks to protect the environment, you would join a(n) __________ interest group. B An animal rights group is considered a(n) __________ interest group. B The League of Women Voters is considered a(n) __________ interest group. B Interest groups provide __________, the life blood of the legislative process. B In the Texas legislature, almost all of the __________ bills passed in every session are passed during the __________ of the proceedings. C If you are working on behalf of an interest group and serve as a point of contact between the group and policy makers, you are
__________. A How does an interest group typically try to sway the opinion of a legislator to either support or oppose a bill? C If a lobbyist cannot schedule a meeting with a legislator, that lobbyist's next best option is to__________. D Which of the following oversees lobbyist activities? D The target of interim oversight is __________. C If a group has difficulty getting positive results from the legislative or executive branch, its next best option is to __________. A The two key
assets interest groups provide to candidates are __________. A Most interest groups rely on __________ to fund their internal operations. C Interest groups rely on __________ to provide campaign contributions to candidates. B Which
of the following types of interest group PACs had the most cash on hand in 2017? B Which interest group PAC had the most cash on hand in 2017? A During the legislative session, __________. B Most PAC money goes __________. B An interest group's campaign contributions are meant to __________. C Legislators are vulnerable to interest group influence because __________. A What has been the 30-year trend in media consumption in Texas? B Which source of political information broke
newspapers' monopoly on news? A Which of the following governors had been a newspaper reporter? C Most newspapers in late-eighteenth-century Texas __________. A Which of the following statements best explains newspaper ownership throughout the 1930s? C Which statement best describes newspaper political endorsements during the 1920s? B Which of the following agencies regulates public airways in Texas? B Who was the most influential individual in making radio a major force in
Texas? A When did radio reach its peak in popularity? C A local radio station sold air time to a candidate who was running for
office. This candidate's rival was told by the radio station it would not in turn sell radio time to the rival. Which statement best describes the options the rival has for dealing with the radio station's refusal? C How long is the typical news broadcast? A Which statement best reflects how the mainstream media covers political news? D Coverage of local and state news by the mainstream media is generally _________. C From which of the following media platforms do most U.S. adults get their news? A The least popular source of news among U.S. adults is __________. B Local newspapers' political coverage tends to focus on __________. A Between 1940 and 2010, circulation of weekday newspaper editions__________. D Compared to weekday newspaper circulation, the circulation of Sunday editions between 1940 and 2010 __________. D Which statement best explains how a tracking
poll works? B A(n) __________ poll is one that seeks to influence how a voter thinks about a candidate. C You are a lobbyist for an interest group, and you are asked to get a bill passed within a 10-year period. How many sessions of the Texas legislature will occur in that ten-year period? C Which statement best describes the salary of a Texas legislator? C The terms of office
for members of the Texas legislature is __________. B Assume that the legislature
is not going to have enough time to pass an important bill before the end of a session. Which of the following is one way of ensuring that a bill does get passed? D Which statement best explains why so few bills are passed during a legislative session? B George is 25 years old and wants to become a legislator. Under the Texas constitution, __________. D Which statement best describes who can serve as a member of the legislature? D As a Texas legislator, Frank is immune from arrest __________. D Which statement best explains why the Texas legislature redraws district lines every 10 years? A
What is the primary consideration when redrawing district lines? C Which statement best describes the redrawing of district lines for the Texas legislature? A After a Census, Republicans are the majority party
of both houses of the Texas legislature. To ensure that they keep their majority status after the next election cycle, they should __________. B Which of the following is the most important function of the legislature? C The lieutenant
governor's power is primarily due to __________. D The lieutenant governor's
salary is __________. C Membership on senate committees is __________. D Michael has high political aspirations and has set a goal of becoming the person in the state of Texas that exerts the most power over policy. Which political office should Michael set his sights on? B How is the speaker of the house chosen?
C The Legislative Budget Board is co-chaired by the lieutenant governor and __________. D How are members of house committees determined? A Which committee is the only one exempted from the rules governing membership appointments? C The role of a __________ is to revise the differences between house and senate versions of a bill. C Those members of the legislature who are appointed as committee chairs tend to __________. D How would the state of Texas ratify a proposed amendment to the U.S. Constitution? B Which parliamentary tradition influenced the establishment of the Texas legislative process? D It is most difficult to amend a piece of legislation during __________. D In the Texas senate, what procedure must be used to get almost every bill to the floor? C The __________ is/are responsible for
working out the differences in a bill. D The majority of bills reach the governor's desk __________. B If a governor does not sign or veto a bill within 10 days of receiving it, the bill __________. C Which statement best describes the salary of the governor? A Which of the following Texas governors was the first to be elected to two consecutive four-year terms? C The
powers of the Texas governor are considered to be __________. B The primary role of the executive branch of Texas government is to __________. B Most people who work in Texas government acquire their positions as a result of __________. B Frank is an alumnus of UT at Austin and has made a lot of money in the oil
and gas industry. He always wanted to serve as a UT Board of Regent, a gubernatorial appointment. To improve his chances to receive the appointment, Frank can __________. C Which of the following Texas governors had the most ethnically diverse group of appointees? A __________ serves as an informal check on the Texas governor's appointment powers. D Which statement best describes the governor's appointment powers? A The power of the governor to institute martial law in response to insurrection or natural disaster is based on the governor's constitutional __________ power. A Which statement best describes the power of the governor to call a special session? C Which statement best describes the Texas governor's use of the veto over the past 75 years? C Which of the following Texas governors allowed the largest number of bills to become law without his or her signature? D During economic hard times, governors have found it necessary
to transfer or withhold funds from an agency. Whose approval must a governor obtain before this can happen? D Why does the governor have significant influence over the judiciary? D Which of the following Texas governors introduced graft into
the pardoning process, resulting in the removal of significant clemency powers from the governor? A Which of the following best describes the relationship between clemency power and the governor's office? D When did the Republican Party take control of both Texas's governorship and its legislature for the first time since Reconstruction? C Governor __________ ran for president in 2012. C Which governor was the first to establish an online presence? C Governor _________ is known
for having integrated himself/herself into the legislative process. B With which of the following countries does Texas enjoy a special relationship? D Which of the following is a factor in the
strong trade relationship between Texas and Mexico? A Which Mexican president was angry that Texas executed a Mexican citizen? C Which of the following countries did Governor Abbott visit, to the consternation of fellow Republicans? B The framers of the Texas constitution envisioned that the governor would__________. B Which of the following reflects the informal power of the governor? D How many appointees does the governor make to boards, commissions, and judicial vacancies? A Richard worked on Greg Abbott's winning reelection campaign. After the election, the governor approached Richard, asked him to work in the governor's
office, and, if so, in what area he would like to work. Richard studied communications in college, where he became interested in the movie industry. Given Richard's interest, which organization should Richard ask to be appointed to? C Which of the following offices is responsible for ensuring that the Texas
governor's policies are implemented? A Executive power is the power to __________. A Which of the
following executive officials is not elected by voters? B In Texas, __________ top executive officials are elected independently of the governor. A Of the top elected officials in Texas, the
office of __________ is viewed as the most powerful position in Texas. B Which of the following of Texas's elected executive officials is responsible for collecting child support payments? A The Consumer Protection Division is housed in the __________. A Frank is upset that his local school board voted on a measure without public deliberation. He has asked the school district about the
transcripts of any deliberations trustees of the board undertook but has not received a reply. Where would Frank go to seek an order that makes the school district produce the transcripts? A Which of the following people was elected attorney general in 2014? D Which office collects business taxes in Texas? C Which elected position did Ann Richards occupy before she became governor of
Texas? D Jill had to leave Texas in a hurry to take care of a family emergency. She was gone for 13 months before returning. Upon her arrival she remembered that she has a large amount of expensive jewelry in a safe deposit box at a bank. She went to the bank to get her jewelry but was told it had been sent
to the state as unclaimed property. Which agency will Jill have to go to in order to reclaim her jewelry? C The budget cycle for Texas covers a _________-year cycle. B Which agency generates economic data on Texas? C Which of the following elected executives is responsible for the Permanent School Fund in Texas? D Jorge Sanchez just retired from the U.S. Army and is considered a Texas veteran. He wants to buy land and heard that there was a state loan program that helped veterans make such purchases. Which of the following agency heads oversees the board that would provide Jorge with the loan? D Which agency was established by statute? A Antonio has an assignment to report on five recent regulations instituted by
any agency. From which agency can he obtain a publication of state regulations? B Texas's governor is considered the highest-ranking state military leader. The next in line of authority is the __________. B Texas has more than __________ state employees. A In Texas, the highest paid state employee in 2016 was a __________. D Most functions of Texas government are overseen by __________. D How many boards and commissions oversee Texas government? B Which of the following Texas agencies is overseen by an elected three-person body? B Maria Hernandez is passionate about public education policy and is considering running for an office in Texas that would have the greatest impact on
determining the curriculum for public education. Which position should she run for? C The Texas Water Development Board is primarily concerned with __________. C Which of the following Texas agencies is overseen by an 11-member council? C Which of the following Texas agencies can
trace its origins back to 1917? D The __________ oversees all higher education in the state. C How does the legislature ensure that an agency is still needed? D How many courts are there in Texas? C How was the Texas court system established? D Which statement best describes the authority of courts in Texas? B Gregg claims to have been wronged and is bringing a lawsuit. He will be the __________ in that suit. A If you are being sued for causing an injury, you are considered the __________ in the lawsuit. D Frank is being sued for an injury he caused in an auto crash. What is the injured party's burden of proof in this suit? B The legal standard of guilt, beyond a reasonable doubt, is used __________. A What types of cases are initiated by a prosecutor? A Municipal courts have the authority to hear __________ cases. A Texas's justice courts have jurisdiction over __________. A What are the two kinds of county courts in Texas? A Which of the following courts were created by the Texas legislature? B Which of the following courts requires judges to be licensed attorneys? C Which of the following is the original jurisdiction of constitutional county courts? C What jurisdiction does a probate court have? D Mitch wants to get divorced. In which court must he file his petition? D Original jurisdiction over matters of child custody resides with the __________. B How are most criminal cases resolved in the district courts? D Which court requires candidates to be between the ages of 25 and 74? D Which of the following judges are elected for six-year terms? D The Texas court of criminal appeals __________. A The Texas supreme court __________. B How many justices sit on the Texas supreme court? C
In which Texas city did a high school district's superintendent ban high school cheerleaders from displaying Bible verses at football games, which led parents to file a lawsuit against the district? C __________ is the philosophy that the courts are to be engaged in public policymaking. C The Texas supreme court ruled that the state's education finance system was unconstitutional because _________. D Which statement
best describes how judges in Texas are chosen? D Which of the following groups has an issue with the at-large
method of selecting justices for the highest courts? D Why did Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Tom Phillips say that Texas has "the most expensive judicial races in the world and the most politicized judicial races in the world"? B Which of the following reforms was passed in Texas and will be in place in the 2020 elections? D Which level of government offers Texans the most control over their own lives? D Advanced degrees in __________ offer government leaders professional training. B Where is most of Texas's population growth occurring? D Which of the following Texas cities experienced the fastest population growth between 2015 and 2016? C Which of the following Texas cities added the most people between 2015 and 2016? A What form of government can do anything its charter authorizes but cannot conflict with existing state or federal law? C Which form of local government must be approved by voters in municipalities of 5,000 or more people? A Which of the following Texas cities is the largest city in the state to use the mayor-council form of municipal government? A Which form of municipal government is most widely used by small cities? A Which form of municipal government is used by most medium-sized Texas cities? C In which type of city government does the mayor and city council select a person to be the chief administrator? C How much do city council members earn for their service? D Why do most people run for city council? D Which of the following is the largest source of most Texas cities' revenues? D Juliet is a member of her city council and has been worried about the condition of public education. She wants to create an after-school
program that she believes will help improve student performance. However, there are not enough current funds in the city budget and she will instead have to seek a different revenue source for the program. Based on this information, what is she most likely to propose to the city? C The City of Austin needs to improve the streets and sidewalks along a major thoroughfare. This will require a large expenditure of monies that the city does not have. What is the best way the city can borrow the money for the project? C The city of Hurst needs to widen a road to accommodate increased traffic caused by development. However, one side of the street has a number of homes that are in the way of this expansion. What can the city do to complete this project? D Most Texas cities begin the yearly budget process in __________. D Which of the following are called the "administrative arms of state government" by the Texas constitution? A As part of his job, Ryan keeps track of sexually transmitted infections. He probably works at the __________ level of government. C Which statement best describes the power of counties compared to that of cities? D Which
of the following has primary responsibility for providing medical care to the indigent? C Which of the following officials has primary responsibility for county-wide law enforcement? B Which of the following officials is primarily responsible for serving subpoenas for justice of the peace courts? C Which of the following officials is a county's legal adviser? D Which of the following governing entities provides a specific service to a limited geographic area in Texas? B A community college district in Texas is created under the authority of __________. C What is the most common form of special district in Texas? D A superintendent manages a __________. D To prevent duplicating unnecessary work, local governments __________. B Which federal agency is responsible for collecting national crime statistics? A __________ is the most common form of crime in Texas. C __________ is the most common form of violent crime in Texas. D Which statement explains why arrest rates in Texas are rising but the crime rate is decreasing? C Why do retailers keep certain cold remedies behind their counters?
C What is the maximum jail time for being convicted of having a connection to the manufacture of methamphetamine? C How many people are arrested in Texas each year for committing major crimes? D Which of the following is the age range of people who are considered to be most prone to committing crime? B What percentage of adult male Texans are currently incarcerated or on probation or parole? A Nearly __________ people in Texas are either in jail, in prison, on probation, or on parole. D Which of the following states executes the largest number of criminals? A Why does Texas
have a high execution rate? A Which amendment to the U.S.
Constitution prohibits cruel and unusual punishment? D Which statement best describes jurors' option(s) for sentencing for a person convicted of a capital crime? D The __________ regulates the manufacturing, transportation, distribution, and sale of alcoholic beverages throughout Texas. A Who is responsible for maintaining each of Texas's county jails? A Which of the following is an elected official in Texas? D Which
of the following peace officers provides services to the justices of the peace? D Which city has the largest police department in Texas? C Glenn has been convicted of simple assault. What is his
potential sentence? A Glenn has been convicted of simple assault. What is his potential fine? B Christie has been convicted of assault causing injury. What is her
potential sentence? C What is the maximum fine for a felony conviction in Texas? D What is the maximum fine for a violation of a city
ordinance in Texas? B What type of crime is sexual assault? D In Texas, misdemeanor sentences are served in the __________. B In Texas, the sentence for attempted capital murder is __________. D The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution asserts the right __________. A Police officers would call fingerprints or blood splatters found at the scene of a crime __________. B Who decides the amount of
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