Why is it difficult to determine how many people vote on election day?
a. Census data does not have information on voting behavior.
b. It is easy to overstate the number of people who will vote in an election.
c. Registration records from the states are incomplete.
d. Some states have slow vote recording processes.
e. There is not enough data to determine long term trends in voter turnout.
c
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Which of the following is an advantage to having international cases heard in a national court?
A) Judgments are sometimes enforceable. B) Private individuals and companies can pursue legal complaints through national courts. C) There is a lack of choice as regards in which state the case can be heard. D) The authority of national courts can extend beyond the state's borders.
Not until Congress passed the _____ in 1965 did the federal government begin to enforce the right of African Americans to vote
a. Voting Rights Act b. Civil Rights Act c. Universal Suffrage Act d. Fourteenth Amendment e. Twenty-sixth Amendment