Traditionally, Business Interest Groups Have Been Viewed as Staunch Supporters

question 68

Multiple Choice

Traditionally, business interest groups have been viewed as staunch supporters of the _____.

• A) Federalist Party
• B) Democratic Party
• C) Communist Party
• D) Republican Party
• E) Egalitarian Party

Discuss the history and evolving nature of United States and American Indian relations.

Explore the reasons behind Whites' interest in reclaiming their ethnic heritage and its implications.

Examine the assimilation, identity, and transnational experiences of Asian Americans.

Identify the legal and social challenges faced by legal permanent residents (LPRs) in the United States.

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Definitions:

Vagabond Laws

Laws historically used to arrest or control people who were homeless or wandering without employment; these laws were often applied in a racially discriminatory manner.

Panhandler

An individual who asks others for money in a public space, often relying on the charity of strangers for income.

Former Slave

A former slave is an individual who was once subjected to slavery but has since gained freedom, either through emancipation, escape, or the abolition of slavery in their society.

Crime Drop

The observed decrease in crime rates, particularly noticeable in many Western countries during the late 20th and early 21st centuries.