Question

Jan hears that the city council is considering a youth curfew. She worries that the curfew might interfere with her after school job. She does not think it is fair for her to get in trouble simply by walking home from work! She decides to go to a town hall meeting. During the meeting, she hears two different viewpoints about the issue:

Speaker 1:
People often call the police when kids are out after dark. The curfew will prevent that. It also gives parents a good reason to tell their children to come home at a certain time. Curfews are a good prevention tool, keeping at-risk kids from b

Answer 1

Jan hears that the city council is considering a youth curfew. She worries that the curfew might interfere with her after school job. She does not think it is fair for her to get in trouble simply by walking home from work! She decides to go to a town hall meeting. During the meeting, she hears two different viewpoints about the issue:

Speaker 1:
People often call the police when kids are out after dark. The curfew will prevent that. It also gives parents a good reason to tell their children to come home at a certain time. Curfews are a good prevention tool, keeping at-risk kids from becoming victims or criminals.

Speaker 2:
The law would make anyone who looks under 18 without an ID after dark into a criminal. That's not the answer; that's a police state. Confining innocent youth to house arrest does not make young people more responsible.

Jan decides to do some more research on the curfew. What topics should she research if she wanted to support the statements of Speaker 2?

Crime statistics of youth in cities that have curfews

The cost it takes to implement a curfew

Civic participation of young people in cities that have curfews

The number of cities that have curfews which affect young people

Answer 2

@kelliegirl33 Looks like we have another question :P.

Answer 3

huh

Answer 4

@ mean you asking the person to help..

Answer 5

yup

Answer 6

xwejfty waaa reading D: oh well hehe lets see

Answer 7

like @laz123 or @nathan917

Answer 8

and how are you two in both questions ??

Answer 9

Easy open in new tab.

Answer 10

wow

Answer 11

yea so can you help me

Answer 12

can there be more then one answer ?

Answer 13

I am going with the last one...D.

Answer 14

no and okay

Answer 15

Yes!

Answer 16

the answer is D The number of cities that have curfews which affect young people because she talks about how the curfew will interfere with teens and their jobs

Answer 17

that was easy lol

Answer 18

cool...we all agree

Answer 19

Dad-Da-Da-Da

Answer 20

Da* not dad :P

Answer 21

lol....

Answer 22

lol xD

Answer 23

we make a good team :)

Answer 24

totally

Answer 25

Mostly me *winks eye*

Answer 26

XP

Answer 27

I see you nathan with my all seeing eye...

Answer 28

.....

Answer 29

yea totally I new it wsa D right away just by looking at the page ;)

Answer 30

Its so creepy its watching me the whole time..!

Answer 31

ight thanks

Answer 32

lol......peek a boo

Answer 33

... she never blinks!

Answer 34

your welcome laz

Answer 35

I never blink...lol

Answer 36

I am gonna go find more questions now...I am on a roll :)

Answer 37

Which of the following statements is true about the map above?
The border between Texas and New Mexico is a thin line, indicating an international border.

The border between Alaska and British Columbia is a thick line, indicating an international border.

The border between Haiti and the Dominican Republic is a thin line, indicating a state border.

The border between North Dakota and South Dakota is a thick line, indicating a state border. http://learn.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_mjcivics_v11/respondus/pool_MJCiv_3724_Seg1_Exam_03/image0014ed642d7.jpg

Answer 38

i see colors in her eye is that normal

Answer 39

I went to school for 2 years then skipped like 3 grades cause i taught myself..

Not im home schooled

Answer 40

I go to public school

Answer 41

So its kinda boring over here always wondering where my life will be.

Answer 42

Yes that great!

Answer 43

your smart...it will be good....now lets check out this question

Answer 44

help with the other qustion please the map is in the link

Answer 45

its A

Answer 46

I cant open the map

Answer 47

ight thanks and kelliegirll33 never mind

Answer 48

Go to mic question i posted it there.

Answer 49

it says it is a cookie error

Answer 50

same.

Answer 51

you just have to go with michael's answer

Answer 52

Which of the following was a grievance of the American colonists against the British government in the years before the Declaration of Independence?

Their representatives in Parliament were given no respect.

The king kept an army in the colonies.

They had to pay much higher income taxes than people in England.

The king had moved to the colonies.

Answer 53

No i mean it said the same thing it broke.

Answer 54

its*

Answer 55

ight next qustion

Answer 56

wow you guys make it sound like im wrong and you cant even see it :(

Answer 57

what do you mean?

Answer 58

fail i loged myself out lolol

Answer 59

we are saying we can't see the map and that your answer is probably right.

Answer 60

I think the answer is C

Answer 61

http://learn.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_mjcivics_v11/respondus/pool_MJCiv_3724_Seg1_Exam_03/image0014ed642d7.jpg

Answer 62

The American Declaration of Independence does three main things:

It advances a theoretical case for revolution, discusses human rights and the nature of national sovereignty.

It sets out a precise list of the specific complaints which the American colonists had against the actions of the British government over the last decade and a half.

It declares the 13 British colonies on the east coast of North America independent on 4 July 1776.

Answer 63

tell me if it works hehe

Answer 64

But im pretty sure its C.

Answer 65

michael...it doesn't work...it is that cookie error thing again

Answer 66

Which of the following was a grievance of the American colonists against the British government in the years before the Declaration of Independence?

Their representatives in Parliament were given no respect.

The king kept an army in the colonies.

They had to pay much higher income taxes than people in England.

The king had moved to the colonies.

Answer 67

it is C.....laz

Answer 68

forget the other qustion help on this one and thank you

Answer 69

it is the same question

Answer 70

ohhh okay lol

Answer 71

It seems @kelliegirl33 is the best with the subject

Mines math :P

Answer 72

(Sharing Power LO 1 HC)

Throughout history, people have had different points of view on the nature of government.

Statement I: “Those who are strong enough to seize political power have justly earned the right to government.”

Statement II: “Let the national government be entrusted with the defense of the nation … the State governments with … what concerns the State … the counties with the local concerns of the counties …”

Statement III: “Each citizen is entitled to a voice in government. Therefore, government should be run by those representatives elected directly by the citizens so that the will of the citizens is expressed.”

Statement IV: “History has taught us that the concentration of political power leads to the abuse of that power. Therefore, power should be divided among national, state, and local governments.”

Which two statements are most consistent with the principle of federalism contained in the Constitution of the United States?

Statements I and III

Statements III and IV

Statements I and II

Statements II and IV

Answer 73

I can do some math...if it is not that hard...lol...but I like History best

Answer 74

yea @kelliegirl33 is right

Answer 75

Same here but its the other way around little bit of his the rest math then science then SC

Answer 76

I was gonna say II and III but that is not an answer choice.....hmmm

Answer 77

im a math and science person and im really good at it thin comes world history and reading and writing are my all time worst hehe XD

Answer 78

Well..statement II is one of them

Answer 79

I think.....seperation of powers

Answer 80

so II and Iv

Answer 81

that is what I am going with

Answer 82

i say l & lll

Answer 83

Yes. is this civics?

I hate civics :D its always so long!

Answer 84

yup lol

Answer 85

difference of opinion here...nathan your the tie breaker

Answer 86

yea i noticed i might be civics lol so much info lol

Answer 87

Even the quick check for my school are sometimes 30 questions long!

Answer 88

thats just tooooo long

Answer 89

Quick checks mean like 5 questions

Answer 90

Test about 60

Answer 91

47 acttly

Answer 92

accutly

Answer 93

what do you all think the answer to this question is........I am going with II and IV

Answer 94

and im l-lll

Answer 95

but III looks correct too...so I am not 100% sure

Answer 96

II and IV i would go with.

Answer 97

then @kelliegirl33 wins go with hers