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1. Your snowmobile club is now faced with a landowner that is refusing to allow the trail to cross her property because she is worried that if a snowmobiler misses a turn, hits a tree, and gets injured, the landowner will be liable for the snowmobilers injuries sustained on her land. Will the landowner be liable if she allows the trail to cross her property at no charge to the public?

Y N Cite____________________________________

2. The operator of a motor vehicle overtaking a bicycle proceeding in the same direction shall exercise due care, leaving a safe distance, but in no case less than how many feet clearance when passing the bicycle, and shall maintain clearance until safely past the overtaken bicycle?

______ feet Cite_____________________________________

3. Per the US Debt Clock.org https://www.usdebtclock.org/index.html The US National Debt is now $____________________________________ and that debt is the responsibility of current and future taxpayers to cover. Suppose a decent home for a couple or small family is $250,000. How many homes would that debt have provided if the national debt had been used for such purpose _____________________________ homes.

In the upper left corner click on state debt clocks. Then determine the following for these states:

Debt Per Citizen Debt to GDP (Gross Domestic Product)

TN $____________ ______%

WI $____________ ______%

IL $____________ ______%

CA $____________ ______%

NY $____________ ______%

Circle the state above that is in the worst financial condition.

From this link https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/politics/2021/03/04/how-much-money-each-state-would-receive-if-joe-biden-covid-stimulus-bill-passes/6892464002/

What formula was used to decide how much of the $1.9T spending bill just passed by Congress would be given to each state _____________________________________________________

Of the top 20 states that were given money, how many voted for Biden as president ____.

In your opinion should the Federal government (we taxpayers) help cover the debt the individual states created by how they budgeted and overspent over the years? Circle (not graded unless left blank)

Yes help the states

No the states should each cover their own debt.