Which of the following issues caused a split in the Democratic-Republican party? 

When the government suppresses words, images, or ideas considered offensive or dangerous by a government or private group, what is it practicing?

How did the Supreme Court decision in Near v. Minnesota (1931) impact libel laws in the state?

Before determining the group’s lobbying strategy, what do grassroots organizations need to consider? 

Which media are a subset of the mass media that provide the news of the day gathered and reported by professional journalists?

What term describes the difference between the percentage of women and the percentage of men who vote for a particular candidate?

By the 1960s, what did people start to rely on more than newspapers for their political information, allowing them to receive the same news regardless of where they lived?

Going forward, what will be the dominant platform for survey research?

What did the U.S. Supreme Court determine in Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)?

Which statement describes the formation of the modern Republican Party?