34.
(07.10 mc)
to reduce the influence of republican voters, democratic leaders attempt to redistrict congressional voting districts. how could this the democrats? (1 point)
i. district boundaries could be redrawn so the democrats have a large majority in a very few districts.
ii. district boundaries could be redrawn so the republicans have a large majority in a very few districts.
iii. district boundaries could be redrawn so the republicans are widely distributed without a majority in any of the districts.
iv. district boundaries could be redrawn so the democrats are widely distributed without a majority in any of the districts.
iv only
i and iii
i and iv
ii and iii
ii and iv
35.
(07.07 mc)
a terrorist group bombs a local government building after government leaders decide to build oil rigs in a water source that is used for drinking. which of the following best describe the motives of this group? (1 point)
i. political
ii. economic
iii. environmental
iv. social
i and iii
ii and iv
i, ii, and iii
i, iii, and iv
i, ii, iii, and iv

34. To reduce the influence of the Republican voters, Democratic leaders aimed to reconfigure the elective distritricts ( and not the regulations regarding the dinamics of the elections) so the Democrats would be widely distributed in most districts. Therefore, the complete answer would be: II and III- changing the boundries so the Republicans have a large majority in a very few districts maybe/or the Republicans were widely distributed without a forecast of a clear majority in any of the districts

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