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TVarnum

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Political efficacy refers to which of the following?
 
  a. The extent to which people believe that public officials are honest
  b. The extent to which people are knowledgeable about the political system
  c. The extent to which people believe they can influence the policymaking process
  d. The extent to which people influence political policies
  e. The extent to which people believe the stock market will grow rapidly in the near future

Question 2

According to the graph on page 117, when did trust in the U.S. government peak?
 
  a. During the period of civil rights protests in the early 1960s
  b. Just before September 11, 2001
  c. In the 1980s
  d. In the decade after World War II
  e. In the economic boom of the 1990s



mrphibs

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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