Exam 9: Making State and Local Policy
Exam 1: State and Local Politics99 Questions
Exam 2: American Federalism100 Questions
Exam 3: State Constitutions: Charters or Straightjackets93 Questions
Exam 4: Parties and Elections in the States100 Questions
Exam 5: State Legislatures100 Questions
Exam 6: State Governors95 Questions
Exam 7: Judges and the Justice in the States98 Questions
Exam 8: Local Governments and Metropolitics96 Questions
Exam 9: Making State and Local Policy100 Questions
Exam 10: People and Money in State and Local Governments100 Questions
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In education funding, equity involves the absolute amount of funding provided to students in school districts while adequacy involves differences in funding between school districts.
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Landmark legislation called Temporary Assistance for Needy Families replaced the 60-year-old program known as ________.
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Low- and moderate-income families will have greater access to public higher education because the burden of paying for college is being shifted from students to the state.
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Which of the following federal welfare reform policies replaced Aid to Families with Dependent Children?
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Which of the following is true of the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) policy?
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In terms of emergency management, remediation involves getting the right people to the site in question as quickly as possible.
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________ typically receive funds from local as well as state governments and allow students to attend the first two years of college.
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________ involves the absolute amount of funding provided to students in school districts.
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Many states in America have been using alternative renewable energy both to cut down on energy costs and to rejuvenate dwindling rural economies.
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The "new urbanism" movement seeks to build planned cities in which ________.
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The federal government makes grants to the states for facilities, equipment, model programs, and general aid at the elementary, secondary, and higher education levels through the ________.
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A(n) ________ refers to a publicly funded alternative to standard public schools in some states, initiated when individuals or groups receive charters.
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Sprawling urban growth without much planning for transportation, environmental protection, or management of water and other resources is known as ________.
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In terms of higher education in the United States, ________ at state universities has increased during the last few decades, often at two or three times the rate of inflation.
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Education can easily be fully separated from politics because most people have the same idea about how schools should be run.
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The basic model of environmental regulation involves federal standards for water and air quality and state and local implementation and monitoring.
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While administering public education, state money is distributed according to many formulas, but the trend is toward ________.
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Briefly describe community colleges in the context of higher education.
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One of the issues often discussed about education funding is ________.
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