Question

Question 25 (Worth 3 points)

(Going Global LO 7 LC)

When North Korea invaded South Korea in 1950, how did the United States respond?

The United States did not intervene.

The United States declared war on the Soviet Union, the nation supporting the invasion.

The United States supported South Korea economically and financially, but did not send in any troops.

The United States military became directly involved in the conflict.

Answer 1

Hold on.

Answer 2

The United States military became directly involved in the conflict.

Answer 3

Question 28 (Worth 3 points)

(American Money LO 5 MC)

Which best explains how local taxes can support a local economy?

Local taxes often support construction of state universities and national colleges. These services create an educated workforce that will benefit the economy.

Local taxes often pay for road repair, firefighters, and police officers. These services create jobs and help society run smoothly.

Local taxes can only hurt an economy. Taxes take money out of circulation and cause businesses to move away.

Local taxes often support investments in science, space, and technology, which will benefit the economy in the long run.

Answer 4

What test is this? The segment 2 test?

Answer 5

Local taxes often pay for road repair, firefighters, and police officers. These services create jobs and help society run smoothly.

Answer 6

Question 29 (Worth 3 points)

(Going Global LO 1 HC)

The Greek philosopher Plato compared society to a sailing ship with government steering the ship. He stated that the people who steer the ship would need to know how to navigate. Plato argued that most sailors knew too little about navigation to steer the ship properly. What form of government was Plato probably arguing against?

Direct democracy

Communism

Autocracy

Oligarchy

Answer 7

Autocracy

Answer 8

Cause I have all the tests in front of me, I just got done taking civics on Flvs

Answer 9

me 2! but shes letting me do it again . i got a 59% i was so close :/

Answer 10

haha and @djcool31 is wrong on number 29 it's direct democracy

Answer 11

@djcool31
Question 31 (Worth 3 points)

(American Money LO 7 MC)

Why might the economy be worse off if credit card companies (financial institutions) did not exist?

People would be more able to spend money they don’t have.

People would likely buy fewer goods and services.

People would have to pay fewer interest payments.

People might have to carry large amounts of cash.

Answer 12

r u serious @Gatorgirl

Answer 13

yes, I have the test in front of me with the correct answers

Answer 14

lol, it was hard

Answer 15

hahah thats wat my bad 4 getting it wrong @cheesecake916

Answer 16

thats wat up*

Answer 17

na, your fine @djcool31

Answer 18

@Gatorgirl what teacher do you have ?

Answer 19

I use to have Mrs.Harris, you?

Answer 20

same! omg

Answer 21

hahah she's awesome

Answer 22

hey i have 7 questions left, can you help me out ? im going crazy

Answer 23

i know,i love her, i didnt want the year to end :/ lol

Answer 24

sure, I'm looking for the answer to your question now

Answer 25

oh wow look @ you 2 go lol.... anymore questions ?... nvm hahah

Answer 26

lol @djcool31

Answer 27

hahaha @djcool31

Answer 28

sooooooooo keep askin me questions ... ;)

Answer 29

What kind of questions? ;) @djcool31

Answer 30

@Gatorgirl ... talkin 2 @cheesecake916 lol

Answer 31

Question 31 (Worth 3 points)

(American Money LO 7 MC)

Why might the economy be worse off if credit card companies (financial institutions) did not exist?

People would be more able to spend money they don’t have.

People would likely buy fewer goods and services.

People would have to pay fewer interest payments.

People might have to carry large amounts of cash.

Answer 32

I can't find that one sorry... :(

Answer 33

Why might the economy be worse off if credit card companies (financial institutions) did not exist ?

Answer 34

its okay

Answer 35

People would likely buy fewer goods and services.

Answer 36

ughhhhhh... i always do that y.... :/

Answer 37

lol, its ok

Answer 38

do you have the question with a picture of a octopus?

Answer 39

Question 33 (Worth 3 points)

(Active Citizens LO 6 HC)

In 1998, the Disney Corporation urged passage of a law that would extend by 20 years the right of artists or writers to protect their work. Disney was successful, and Congress agreed that the Mickey Mouse brand, for example, would be protected. Why was Disney able to have this sort of influence on the legislative process?

executive privilege gave Disney extra influence on the president and Congress members

as Disney is a major media corporation that influences Congress

because the Mickey Mouse brand is constitutionally protected under judicial review

lobbying, because Disney supporters successfully influenced Congress

Answer 40

lobbying, because Disney supporters successfully influenced Congress

Answer 41

thank you (:

Answer 42

Anytime

Answer 43

Thank you for the medal @djcool31

Answer 44

Question 35 (Worth 3 points)

(American Money LO 2 MC)

A nonprofit organization does not issue stock shares or distribute its extra funds to owners or shareholders. If all businesses were required to operate as nonprofit organizations, how might that hurt a free market economy?

People would be less likely to buy goods and services in they thought a company could not issue stock.

Business owners would be less likely to invest in their businesses if they could not personally profit from them.

People would be less likely to buy goods and services if they thought that the owners or shareholders could not profit.

Nonprofit organizations cannot provide goods and services.

Answer 45

Awwwwww thank you @cheesecake916 for the medal too!

Answer 46

lol

Answer 47

no prob got the answer be4 i did so s***.... ;) @Gatorgirl

Answer 48

haah

Answer 49

Hahaha It was tough, your too fast for me ;) @djcool31

Answer 50

i try my best @Gatorgirl

Answer 51

I can tell @djcool31

Answer 52

thanx ;) @Gatorgirl

Answer 53

Anytime @djcool31

Answer 54

Anymore questions @cheesecake916

Answer 55

yeah anymore @cheesecake916

Answer 56

I guess not

Answer 57

oh, sorry i went to go feed my dog

Answer 58

haha it's cool, I know the feeling, I've got a puppy and there really tough to take care of cause they need so much attention

Answer 59

hahahaah @Gatorgirl u hear that.... lol @cheesecake916

Answer 60

ikr -.-

Answer 61

so, anyways :D
Question 35 (Worth 3 points)

(American Money LO 2 MC)

A nonprofit organization does not issue stock shares or distribute its extra funds to owners or shareholders. If all businesses were required to operate as nonprofit organizations, how might that hurt a free market economy?

People would be less likely to buy goods and services in they thought a company could not issue stock.

Business owners would be less likely to invest in their businesses if they could not personally profit from them.

People would be less likely to buy goods and services if they thought that the owners or shareholders could not profit.

Nonprofit organizations cannot provide goods and services.

Answer 62

I couldn't find that one, sowwy :(

Answer 63

aww :/

Answer 64

I know this stinks

Answer 65

lol

Answer 66

@djcool31

Answer 67

But I'm pretty sure it's B. Business owners would be less likely to invest in their businesses if they could not personally profit from them.

Answer 68

yo @cheesecake916

Answer 69

Question 43 (Worth 3 points)

(Active Citizens LO 5 MC)

Jill, the editor of the school’s newspaper, is running for class president. Her opponent is Jack, the captain of the school’s ski club. Jill decides to make up a story to embarrass Jack and hurt his chances of winning the election. She prints a story in the newspaper entitled "Jack falls down, loses ski competition." Would Jill’s story be a protected form of free speech? Why or why not?

yes, because Brown v. The Board of Education extends students’ right to free speech to schools

no, because slander is not protected free speech

yes, because Tinker v. Des Moines extends students’ right to free speech to schools

no, because libel is not protected free speech

Answer 70

D. no, because libel is not protected free speech

Answer 71

thank you :)
Question 45 (Worth 3 points)

(Active Citizens LO 5 HC)

A company decided to pass a policy banning cell phones on their property. A group of employees collected signatures to protest. Many of the co-workers who signed the petition were later fired because the petition was deemed disruptive.

The employees sued the company, claiming their employer violated their Constitutional Rights. What is the likely outcome of this lawsuit?

The employees will win, because the Constitution prevents them from being fired without due process.

The employees will win, because the Constitution guarantees the right to speak freely on a cell phone.

The company will win, because their employees were guilty of slander.

The company will win, because the company is a private institution and speech can have consequences.

Answer 72

sorry @cheesecake916 but i gotta be done 4 a while....)

Answer 73

that was the last one, but ok (

Answer 74

awwwww you have to go @djcool31

Answer 75

nah imma be on still but imma be done answerin questions 4 a while ....)

Answer 76

so @Gatorgirl your in 8th grade now ?

Answer 77

Good I like talking to you @djcool31

Answer 78

Yeah @cheesecake916

Answer 79

me too :)

Answer 80

Cool, what classes?

Answer 81

Photography, French, Science, Language arts, Algebra, World history.

Answer 82

you ?

Answer 83

Omg Your soooooooooo lucky!! Those are the classes I want to take. But I'm only taking LA, Science, and History.

Answer 84

What teachers do you have for Science and LA?