I would post all of the questions I got wrong on the AP Government midterm, and my corrections for them. Unfortunately, I had it in table format, and I can't paste it in the journal because it comes up unformatted, and I missed so many questions that it is impractical to type them. Blah. It was good stuff to read in your bored time.
Learn something new. The House of Reps. has the power to determine who will be president if no candidate gets a majority of the electoral votes. A criticism of the current primary system is that minorities are not represented at Party nomination conventions. The “Pluralist” theory of American democracy contends that a small number of elites compete for power. And lastly, the internet transformed American journalism by building a bridge between voters and political activists.
I missed all of those. Now, I know. Now that I corrected them, I am prepared for the real AP test.
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