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This AP US Government study guide covers diversity's influence on policy, exploring how diverse backgrounds shape policy decisions and highlighting the role of special interest groups. It also examines the balance between individual liberty and stability/order, using historical and economic examples like voting rights and economic regulation to illustrate this dynamic tension. Key topics include the Progressive Era, civil liberties in wartime, and the Federal Reserve System. The guide provides practice multiple-choice and free-response questions with scoring rubrics and emphasizes exam strategies like time management and using specific examples.
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How does the diverse nature of the US population generally affect policy-making? 🤔
It leads to a uniform set of policies that satisfy all citizens
It has no impact on political participation or policy creation
It results in policies reflecting the attitudes and beliefs of the people
It simplifies the policy-making process by reducing the number of viewpoints