1how can you fulfill your responsibility as an informed citizen? a. you can start a debate about issues whenever you meet someone new. b. you can seek out and analyze information related to important issues. c. you can decide to serve an extra tour of duty in the military. d. you can obey the law when you're sure that a police officer is nearby. 2 what is the impact of "a free and responsible press"? a. it prevents journalists from spreading inaccurate information and ideas. b. it focuses the national spotlight on issues that are not very important. c. it citizens hold their government accountable for its actions. d. it the government to control public perception of its actions. 3 what do china, cuba, laos, and vietnam have in common? a. each of them was occupied by japan during world war ii. b. all have state socialist governments but market economies. c. all were part of the soviet union. d. all were founding members of the warsaw pact. 4 why wasn't a bill of rights included in original version of the constitution that was approved by the delegates at the constitutional convention? a. few delegates believed that inalienable rights should be protected, fearing that ordinary citizens would abuse that power. b. anti-federalists worried that including the bill of rights would weaken the central government to the point where it was ineffective. c. federalists wanted to use the massachusetts body of liberties document as the federal version of the bill of rights. d. the majority of the delegates believed that natural rights did not have to be spelled out for them to be valid and protected. 5 suppose a senator's son creates a company and the senator persuades his colleagues to grant the company a government contract. what type of ethical violation has he committed? a. self-dealing b. bribery c. supplementation of government salary d. influence peddling