A policymaker is evaluating the impact of increasing export capacity for small businesses. Which key question should they ask? What are the potential risks involved? Does the selected solution solve the problem? How many businesses will participate? What is the cost of implementation?

Does the selected solution solve the problem?

Which of the following is an example of option identification in the policy process? Conducting a public opinion survey. Implementing new tax regulations. Evaluating the effectiveness of current policies. Tim's team considers austerity measures, research studies, or IMF loans to combat high public debt.

Tim's team considers austerity measures, research studies, or IMF loans to combat high public debt.

Why is Paul's belief about drug use in his community an example of problem identification? Because a policymaker has defined the issue and understands the cause. Because it involves community feedback. Because it is based on statistical data. Because it requires legislative approval.

Because a policymaker has defined the issue and understands the cause.

Which of the following fits the profile of the primary target of Medicare? A 20-year-old college student A 30-year-old single mother A 65-year-old retired police officer from New York A 45-year-old unemployed worker

A 65-year-old retired police officer from New York

Why did the Great Society and its programs struggle to survive? Due to international pressures Because of lack of public support Due to economic constraints Because of backlash from conservatives

Because of backlash from conservatives

Why did Johnson pass the Voting Rights Act of 1965? To reform the electoral college. To introduce electronic voting systems. To ban the use of literacy tests prior to voting. To increase voter turnout.

To ban the use of literacy tests prior to voting.

How did President Johnson's view of the Great Society program change in 1968? He decided to abandon the program. He thought it needed more funding. He realized that the issues could not be resolved in a short time frame. He believed it was a complete success.

He realized that the issues could not be resolved in a short time frame.

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Which of the following is part of public policy?

A policymaker is evaluating the impact of increasing export capacity for small businesses. Which key question should they ask?

What type of analysis is commonly used in the selection and implementation step of creating public policy?

Which of the following is an example of option identification in the policy process?

Why is Paul's belief about drug use in his community an example of problem identification?

Which of the following fits the profile of the primary target of Medicare?

Why did the Great Society and its programs struggle to survive?

Why did Johnson pass the Voting Rights Act of 1965?

How did President Johnson's view of the Great Society program change in 1968?

Which of the following did the Great Society attempt to address?

Government-set objectives relating to the health, welfare, and safety of a population are covered by _____

There is a series of anti-drug TV ads that are part of a larger crime-prevention campaign. Which policy is that campaign associated with?

Which of the following is an example of a foreign policy goal?

Which of the following policies is primarily focused on the general welfare of a country's citizens?

A general is preparing to hold military exercises to display the arsenal the United States has at its disposal. What policy is this most associated with?

A system of beliefs that is used to justify a policy action is called what?

Republicans and Democrats both agree on which of the following concerning education policy?

Which of the following is contrary to the Democratic party's educational policy preferences?

Head Start is a program that works towards achieving equality in education, something consistent with _____ ideology.

Revenue used to fund social insurance programs in the United States is generally funded by which of the following?

Which of the following individuals is eligible for SSDI benefits?

Which Medicare program provides coverage for prescription drugs?

All of the following are social insurance programs in the United States, EXCEPT:

Joan is a fourteen-year-old whose parents recently died. What social insurance benefit is available to her?

Tina is a single parent with four children who works for minimum wage. Which of the following tax credits does she qualify for?

Jason currently receives TANF for himself and his two young children. How many years during his lifetime can he receive these benefits?

The roots of today's federal public assistance programs originated during _____

Which U.S. government agency handles most of the federal housing programs?

Which of the following recipients is likely entitled to SSI benefits?

The War on Poverty was a part of which broader vision for America?

Critics of the War on Poverty argue what?

The War on Poverty included all of the following acts/programs except for what?

Which president began the War on Poverty?

The Economic Opportunity Act did all of the following except what?

Which of the following acts is the first modern federal environmental law?

How does command and control regulation limit the amount of pollution emitted by a coal-burning plant every year?

Which of the following is true about current U.S. environmental policy?

Tom receives a tax credit for installing solar panels on his home. This is an example of _____ regulation.

Why was it correct for Jack to mention the president and Congress in his environmental activism speech?

In the United States, debates about environmental policies are most often connected to debates about _____

Many environmental issues have become partisan issues in the United States, including _____ versus _____

What is the stance of the United States in terms of international or multinational environmental treaties and agreements?

Throughout the 21st century, what has consistently been the United States' public stance on environmental issues?

With what we know about trends in U.S. environmental policies throughout the 21st century, which of these administrations is MOST likely to acknowledge the legitimacy of the science on climate change?

Why is respect for elders a part of Native American ethics?

Which Native American tribes are part of the Eastern Woodland grouping?

Which value is held in common by Native peoples of North America?

What does the Hawaiian term 'pono' mean?

Why is respect for the environment such an important ethical concept in Native American tribes?

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