How does Affordable Health Care reflect fundamental freedoms?

Supports the right to life and security

What is the most used phrase in pro-Palestinian protests?

From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free

What was it like before Affordable Health Care existed?

People with cancer or diabetes could be denied coverage

Who was Edward Snowden?

Former NSA intelligence contractor

What is the goal of the pro-Palestinian protests?

To call for a permanent ceasefire

What is the correct definition of WikiLeaks?

Anonymous site where hackers can post classified documents

What role does social media play in pro-Palestinian protests?

Organize events and spread awareness

What is Affordable Health Care?

U.S. law aimed at making health insurance more affordable for Americans

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1
How many people were killed in the Columbine shooting?
4
23
13
75
2
How does Affordable Health Care reflect fundamental freedoms?
Removes individual choice by requiring everyone to have the same insurance
Guarantees free healthcare for all U.S. citizens regardless of income
Restricts private insurance companies from offering alternative plans
Supports the right to life and security
3
When was the Affordable Health Care Act passed?
2004
2010
2011
1989
4
What is the most used phrase in pro-Palestinian protests?
From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free
Make America Great Again
Black Lives Matter
People for Palestine
5
What was it like before Affordable Health Care existed?
Insurance companies were owned and operated by the federal government
All insurance plans were required to cover every medical condition
People with cancer or diabetes could be denied coverage
Healthcare was completely free for all low-income individuals
6
What country is Snowden currently in as he is seeking asylum?
Norway
Russia
China
Belgium
7
How many Americans have died from gunfire since 1968?
3 billion
100
2.125 million
1.625 million
8
Who was Edward Snowden?
Military general who led operations in the Middle East
Journalist who founded WikiLeaks
U.S. senator who helped draft cybersecurity laws
Former NSA intelligence contractor
9
Until what age does Affordable Health Care allow young adults to stay on their parents' plan?
26
38
18
21
10
Who is responsible for cracking down on pro-Palestinian protests?
Donald Trump
Joe Biden
None of the above
Barack Obama
11
What is the goal of the pro-Palestinian protests?
To support Israeli policies
To raise funds for Palestinian charities
To call for a permanent ceasefire
To make money
12
What does NSA stand for?
Nature Science Association
National Security Agency
National Surveillance Authority
National Science Association
13
What is the correct definition of WikiLeaks?
Anonymous site where hackers can post classified documents
Social media platform where users anonymously rate political leaders
Private company that sells leaked data to the highest bidder
Government-run website that publishes official international news updates
14
What movie might've provoked James Eagan Holmes in the Aurora shooting?
Batman Begins
Fight Club
American Psycho
The Dark Knight Rises
15
What percentage of the world's privately held firearms do Americans own?
100%
0%
20-40%
35-50%
16
Which college were the pro-Palestinian protests started at?
Columbia University
USC
Harvard
El Camino
17
What kind of gun accounts for the most deaths per year in the U.S.?
Handgun
AK-47
AR-15
M-16
18
What role does social media play in pro-Palestinian protests?
Organize events and spread awareness
Used for fundraising only
Promotes opposing views
Nothing
19
What were the two NSA surveillance programs mentioned in the presentation?
Operation Firewall and Cyber Shield
Deep Signal and Watchtower
ECHELON and XKEYSCORE
Call-Data Collection and PRISM
20
What is Affordable Health Care?
U.S. law aimed at making health insurance more affordable for Americans
Private insurance company offering low-cost plans
Temporary emergency health service created during a pandemic
Free healthcare program for all U.S. citizens regardless of income

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