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POLS 2311 University Of Texas - Arlington -UTA POLS
2311 Exam 1 Study Set | 2026/2027 | Answers Correct | With
Complete Solutions

A state government's authority to regulate the health, safety,
welfare, and morals of its citizens is frequently referred to as

1) the reserved power.
2) the expressed power.
3) the police power.
4) the concurrent power.
5) the implied power. Correct Answers the police power.

A state that permits its citizens to vote directly on laws and
policies is practicing a form of

1) representative democracy.
2) direct democracy.
3) pluralism.
4) laissez-faire capitalism.
5) republicanism. Correct Answers direct democracy.

A unicameral legislature is an assembly composed of two
chambers or houses.

1) True
2) False Correct Answers False

Americans' trust in their government

1) is at an all-time high.

,2) has risen steadily since the early 1960s.
3) has remained relatively constant since the early 1960s.
4) has declined since the early 1960s.
5) has modestly increased since the early 1960s. Correct
Answers has declined since the early 1960s.

An economic system that allows the government very little
power to regulate commerce or restrict the use of private
property is called

1) socialism.
2) communism.
3) laissez-faire capitalism.
4) corporatism.
5) feudalism. Correct Answers laissez-faire capitalism.

Citizenship is informed and active membership in political
community.

1) True
2) False Correct Answers True

During the debate over ratification, the Federalists were

1) those who opposed the new Constitution because it created a
stronger national government than existed
2) those who opposed the new Constitution because it created a
weaker national government than existed under the Articles of
Confederation.
3) those who opposed the new Constitution because it did not
end slavery.

, 4) those who supported the new Constitution because it created a
stronger national government than existed under the Articles of
Confederation.
5) those who supported the new Constitution because it ended
slavery. Correct Answers those who supported the new
Constitution because it created a stronger national government
than existed under the Articles of Confederation.

During the ratification debates, who were the Antifederalists?

1) those who opposed the new Constitution because they wanted
a weaker national government
2) those who opposed the Constitution because it did not create
a strong enough national government
3) those who supported the Constitution because it did not
provide women with the right to vote
4) those who supported the Constitution because it contained a
strong national government
5) those who were neutral about a new Constitution Correct
Answers those who opposed the new Constitution because they
wanted a weaker national government

From the perspective of democratic participation, the multiple
layers of government in a federal system

1) can make it difficult for individuals to figure out which
government is responsible for the problem that concerns them.
2) provide very limited opportunities for citizens to become
involved in the political process.
3) narrow the channels through which citizens can demand
answers from their government.

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