Why Is Public Opinion Central to America's System of Government?​

question 30

Multiple Choice

Why is public opinion central to America's system of government?​

• A) ​The constitution requires a majority of the public to approve legislation.
• B) ​Representatives must vote according to the majority opinion of their constituents.
• C) ​America has a democratic type of government and public opinion can influence government decision making.
• D) ​The First Amendment requires Congress to listen to the "speech" of the people.
• E) ​Public opinion does not play a role in America's system of government.

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