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Think of an idea for a new bill that you would like to become a law. Using your notes from last week's class, explain your idea for a new bill and the process it goes through to become a law. Your bill will be vetoed by the President the first time, but Congress will override the veto. Remember to include the percentages needed in each house to pass the bill and to override a veto.​

Answer:

There are 9 steps a bill can go through before becoming a law.  The history of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA), a law that was passed in 2008 and impacts the field of genomics, provides an excellent example of the legislative process in action.

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When Little Ann cut her foot on some flint rocks, Billy locked her in the _____________________. *
corncrib
barn
cellar
house
Where The Red Fern Grows

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What examples of distractions/illusions can you find in your life that distort your reality? List and explain three examples. Help plsss

Kublai Khan ruled which dynasty?

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Which statement BEST describes the impact immigrant populations have on Georgia’s communities?

A.
Georgia’s communities are minimally impacted by immigrant populations.

B.
Georgia’s communities have seen a decrease in the ethnic diversity of many of its major cities.

C.
Georgia’s communities have seen an increase in the number of restaurants, churches, and various businesses owned and operated by immigrants.

D.
Georgia’s communities have seen an influx of immigrants from only Latin American countries.

Which statement BEST describes the importance immigrant communities have on Georgia's economic growth?

A.
Immigrant communities are important economically because they bring religious diversity to communities.

B.
Immigrant communities are important economically because they increase the awareness of racial discrimination.

C.
Immigrant communities are important economically because they assist in many jobs and businesses, which strengthens the workforce.

D.
Immigrant communities are important economically because they encourage the growth of multilingual programs at schools.

Why was the Albany Movement unable to fully achieve its desegregation goals?

A.
The focus was on using the political process rather than protests to create change.

B.
The support among middle-class African Americans was lacking.

C.
The movement lacked organization and leadership and quickly dissolved.

D.
The use of violence by some of its members isolated moderate supporters.



Use the list to answer the question.

Accomplishments of Mayor Maynard Jackson



Provided more city contracts to African American business owners
Led efforts to promote African American police officers
Expanded MARTA for Atlanta commuters
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Which of the following would BEST complete the list?

A.
Brought major league sports teams to the city

B.
Desegregated Georgia State University during his time as mayor

C.
Oversaw the expansion of Atlanta International Airport

D.
Signed off on highway construction to help with traffic

What was the MOST significant long-term impact of the 1996 Olympic Games on the city of Atlanta?

A.
increased tourism in the city

B.
improvements to the city’s infrastructure

C.
improvements in employment due to new permanent jobs

D.
increase investment in the city’s small businesses

Use the list to answer the question.

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Weakening the economy
Persistent inflation and a stagnant economy
Boycott of the 1980 Summer Olympics








Which of the following is the BEST title for the list?

A.
Reasons for Jimmy Carter’s reelection in 1984

B.
Reasons for Criticism of Jimmy Carter’s Presidency

C.
Reasons for Jimmy Carter’s receiving Nobel Peace Prize

D.
Reasons for Criticism of Jimmy Carter’s Governorship