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| − | Read the chapters on first four pages of | + | Read the chapters on first four pages of “[[Civil Rights]],” pp. 181-86 and “[[Public Policy]],” pp. 193-98 in the textbook. Complete and self-grade the multiple choice [[question]]s at the end of each chapter. |
Because the reading is more than usual, the questions are fewer than usual. Each is worth 6 points: | Because the reading is more than usual, the questions are fewer than usual. Each is worth 6 points: | ||
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1. The federal law prohibiting discrimination against the disabled is the ____________, | 1. The federal law prohibiting discrimination against the disabled is the ____________, | ||
| − | 2. Explain what | + | 2. Explain what “[[affirmative action]]” is. Contrast it with “[[quotas]]”. |
| − | 3. Did Congress ever require | + | 3. Did Congress ever require “[[comparable worth]]”? Include in your answer an explanation of what it is. |
| − | 4. Some criticize our | + | 4. Some criticize our “[[regulatory state]].” What are they referring to? |
| − | 5. Explain how books can influence public policy, providing at least two examples. | + | 5. Explain how books can influence [[public policy]], providing at least two examples. |
(No extra credit this week.) | (No extra credit this week.) | ||
[[category:homeschool curriculum]] | [[category:homeschool curriculum]] | ||
Revision as of 14:50, December 13, 2007
American Government.
Eleventh Homework
Read the chapters on first four pages of “Civil Rights,” pp. 181-86 and “Public Policy,” pp. 193-98 in the textbook. Complete and self-grade the multiple choice questions at the end of each chapter.
Because the reading is more than usual, the questions are fewer than usual. Each is worth 6 points:
1. The federal law prohibiting discrimination against the disabled is the ____________,
2. Explain what “affirmative action” is. Contrast it with “quotas”.
3. Did Congress ever require “comparable worth”? Include in your answer an explanation of what it is.
4. Some criticize our “regulatory state.” What are they referring to?
5. Explain how books can influence public policy, providing at least two examples.
(No extra credit this week.)