WGU C181 TERMS OBJECTIVE
ASSESSMENT EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT SOLUTIONS|UPDATED 2025
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feedback - ANSWER ✓ Information received by policymakers about the
effectiveness of public policy.
feminization of poverty - ANSWER ✓ The term applied to the fact that a growing
percentage of all poor Americans are women or the dependents of women.
fighting words - ANSWER ✓ Speech that is not protected by the First
Amendment because it inflicts injury or tends to incite an immediate disturbance of
the peace.
filibuster - ANSWER ✓ A delaying tactic, used in the Senate, that involves
speech-making to prevent action on a piece of legislation.
first-past-the-post elections - ANSWER ✓ A British term for elections conducted
in single-member districts that award victory to the candidate with the most votes.
Fiscal policies - ANSWER ✓ Economic policies that involve government
spending and taxing.
gatekeepers - ANSWER ✓ Media executives, news editors, and prominent
reporters who direct the flow of news.
general election - ANSWER ✓ A national election held by law in November of
every even-numbered year.
, gerrymandering - ANSWER ✓ Redrawing a congressional district to intentionally
benefit one political party.
global policy - ANSWER ✓ Like foreign policy, it is a plan for defending and
advancing national interests, but—unlike foreign policy—it includes social and
environmental concerns among national interests.
globalization - ANSWER ✓ The increasing interdependence of citizens and
nations across the world.
going public - ANSWER ✓ A strategy whereby a president seeks to influence
policy elites and media coverage by appealing directly to the American people.
good faith exception - ANSWER ✓
An exception to the Supreme Court exclusionary rule, holding that evidence
seized on the basis of a mistakenly issued search warrant can be introduced at trial
if the mistake was made in good faith, that is, if all the parties involved had reason
at the time to believe that the warrant was proper. - ANSWER ✓
government - ANSWER ✓
The legitimate use of force to control human behavior; also, the organization or
agency authorized to exercise that force. - ANSWER ✓
government corporations - ANSWER ✓
Government agencies that perform services that might be provided by the private
sector but that either involve insufficient financial incentive or are better provided
when they are somehow linked with government. - ANSWER ✓
Government Performance and Results Act - ANSWER ✓
A law requiring each government agency to implement quantifiable standards to
measure its performance in meeting stated program goals. - ANSWER ✓
grant-in-aid - ANSWER ✓
ASSESSMENT EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT SOLUTIONS|UPDATED 2025
NEW SYLLABUS UPGRADED
VERSION||100% GUARANTEED
PASS!!!<<BRAND NEW VERSION>>
feedback - ANSWER ✓ Information received by policymakers about the
effectiveness of public policy.
feminization of poverty - ANSWER ✓ The term applied to the fact that a growing
percentage of all poor Americans are women or the dependents of women.
fighting words - ANSWER ✓ Speech that is not protected by the First
Amendment because it inflicts injury or tends to incite an immediate disturbance of
the peace.
filibuster - ANSWER ✓ A delaying tactic, used in the Senate, that involves
speech-making to prevent action on a piece of legislation.
first-past-the-post elections - ANSWER ✓ A British term for elections conducted
in single-member districts that award victory to the candidate with the most votes.
Fiscal policies - ANSWER ✓ Economic policies that involve government
spending and taxing.
gatekeepers - ANSWER ✓ Media executives, news editors, and prominent
reporters who direct the flow of news.
general election - ANSWER ✓ A national election held by law in November of
every even-numbered year.
, gerrymandering - ANSWER ✓ Redrawing a congressional district to intentionally
benefit one political party.
global policy - ANSWER ✓ Like foreign policy, it is a plan for defending and
advancing national interests, but—unlike foreign policy—it includes social and
environmental concerns among national interests.
globalization - ANSWER ✓ The increasing interdependence of citizens and
nations across the world.
going public - ANSWER ✓ A strategy whereby a president seeks to influence
policy elites and media coverage by appealing directly to the American people.
good faith exception - ANSWER ✓
An exception to the Supreme Court exclusionary rule, holding that evidence
seized on the basis of a mistakenly issued search warrant can be introduced at trial
if the mistake was made in good faith, that is, if all the parties involved had reason
at the time to believe that the warrant was proper. - ANSWER ✓
government - ANSWER ✓
The legitimate use of force to control human behavior; also, the organization or
agency authorized to exercise that force. - ANSWER ✓
government corporations - ANSWER ✓
Government agencies that perform services that might be provided by the private
sector but that either involve insufficient financial incentive or are better provided
when they are somehow linked with government. - ANSWER ✓
Government Performance and Results Act - ANSWER ✓
A law requiring each government agency to implement quantifiable standards to
measure its performance in meeting stated program goals. - ANSWER ✓
grant-in-aid - ANSWER ✓
