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Question of the Day: AP US Government
The Hatch Act of 1939 states that __________.
the government can make no laws regarding the establishment of an official religion
the efforts of the Social Security program Medicaid should be extended to the elderly as well as just the poor
all United States employers are required to act without discrimination on the base of race, gender, or sexual orientation
government employees should be hired on merit alone and not based on political favors
employees of the Executive Branch of the government cannot engage in partisan political activities
AP US Government and Politics is a course offered to high school students just like you, who want to have a more thorough understanding of how the government of the United States functions. While many history and government classes cover information about the structure of this country’s government, the AP US Government and Politics course, over one semester, goes into much greater detail about how the Constitution has been interpreted over time, how the three branches of government interact with each other, and how lobbyists and political interest groups function in the system. With all the information you will learn in the course, you will need a good study plan to prepare for the AP exam at the end of the semester. This is where Varsity Tutors’ Learning Tools Question of the Day can be a great asset.
If you are interested in becoming a politician, lobbyist, political analyst, or work in other areas involving a deep understanding of government, taking the AP US Government and Politics course is a good place to start. This course will help you gain a better understanding of the US government, as well as get college credit for your effort. However, you have to pass the AP Exam at the end of the semester. How should you study for this exam? You don’t want to cram for the test, because you are not likely to retain course knowledge very well. Instead, you should make daily test practice a habit.
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