A) April 4, 2011 B) November 6, 2012 C) April 3, 2012 D) January 20, 2009
A) Mitt Romney B) Paul Ryan C) Joe Biden D) Bill Clinton
A) 270 B) 300 C) 332 D) 278
A) 49.5 percent B) 51.1 percent C) 52.3 percent D) 50.0 percent
A) George W. Bush B) Ronald Reagan C) Franklin D. Roosevelt D) Bill Clinton
A) November 6, 2012 B) April 4, 2011 C) January 20, 2009 D) January 16, 2013
A) Refused to appropriate funds B) Delayed the closure by one year C) Supported the transfer of detainees D) Approved the order immediately
A) Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009 B) Patriot Act renewal C) Violence Against Women Act D) State Children's Health Insurance Program
A) Elena Kagan B) Sonia Sotomayor C) David Souter D) John Paul Stevens
A) Sonia Sotomayor B) Joe Biden C) Elena Kagan D) Valerie Jarrett
A) Mars exploration program B) Constellation program C) Earth science projects D) International Space Station
A) 30 B) 5 C) 10 D) 23
A) The Patriot Act B) Economic recovery C) Women's suffrage D) The Space Race
A) Ignored the disclosures B) Immediately shut down the NSA C) Praised the whistleblower D) Condemned the leak as unpatriotic
A) Gun control reform B) The Patriot Act C) Mexico City policy D) Embryonic stem cell policy
A) Chicago, Illinois B) Washington, D.C. C) Denver, Colorado D) Springfield, Illinois
A) Franklin D. Roosevelt B) Thomas Jefferson C) George Washington D) Abraham Lincoln
A) Increasing energy independence B) Lowering interest rates C) Privatizing the military D) Reducing the voting age
A) November 4, 2008 B) February 10, 2007 C) June 2, 2008 D) August 23, 2008
A) Tim Kaine B) Bill Clinton C) Joe Biden D) Evan Bayh
A) New York City, New York B) Springfield, Illinois C) Denver, Colorado D) Chicago, Illinois
A) 100,000 B) 3,000,000 C) 50,000 D) 84,000
A) Turn down public financing B) Run without a running mate C) Campaign in all 50 states D) Accept corporate donations
A) John McCain B) Sarah Palin C) Mitt Romney D) George W. Bush
A) Evan Bayh B) Tim Kaine C) Joe Biden D) Sarah Palin
A) 270 B) 173 C) 365 D) 400
A) White House, Washington D.C. B) Invesco Field, Denver C) Old State Capitol, Springfield D) Grant Park, Chicago
A) George W. Bush B) Hillary Clinton C) John F. Kennedy D) Bill Clinton
A) January 2003 B) March 2004 C) May 2002 D) August 2002
A) Peter Fitzgerald B) Alan Keyes C) Jack Ryan D) David Axelrod
A) 70 B) 15 C) 102 D) 9
A) George W. Bush B) Alan Keyes C) Peter Fitzgerald D) Jack Ryan
A) David Axelrod B) Peter Fitzgerald C) Carol Moseley Braun D) Barack Obama
A) It became a movie B) It was reissued C) It was banned D) It was never published
A) Alan Keyes B) David Axelrod C) Jack Ryan D) Peter Fitzgerald
A) Carol Moseley Braun B) David Axelrod C) Peter Fitzgerald D) Alan Keyes
A) 15 B) 92 C) 70 D) 102
A) Treasurer B) Secretary C) Legal advisor D) Founding president and chairman
A) 1996 B) 2002 C) 2007 D) 2004
A) Alice Palmer B) Bobby Rush C) George Ryan D) Yesse Yehudah
A) 2000 B) 1998 C) 1994 D) 1996
A) 1st District B) 13th District C) 14th District D) 10th District
A) Alice Palmer B) Bobby Rush C) Yesse Yehudah D) George Ryan
A) Yesse Yehudah B) George Ryan C) Alice Palmer D) Bobby Rush
A) Joint Committee on Administrative Rules B) Judiciary Committee C) Health and Human Services Committee D) Ethics Committee
A) November 1996 B) January 2003 C) December 2002 D) November 2004
A) Racial profiling B) Gender profiling C) Economic profiling D) Age profiling
A) Direct cash grants B) Lowering interest rates C) Increased tax credits D) Free transportation
A) 2004 B) 1998 C) 2000 D) 2002
A) Roman Catholic B) Eastern Orthodox C) Protestant Christian D) Unitarian Universalist
A) Raised in a fundamentalist household B) Raised by strictly religious parents C) Raised in a devout Catholic family D) Not raised in a religious household
A) A devout Protestant B) A lonely witness for secular humanism C) A practicing Buddhist D) A lifelong atheist
A) A spiritual seeker B) A confirmed atheist C) A devout Christian D) A practicing Hindu
A) Not particularly useful B) As a political tool C) As essential to daily life D) As a source of great comfort
A) 2009 B) 1992 C) 1987 D) 2008
A) A local synagogue B) Trinity United Church of Christ C) Shiloh Baptist Church D) The Vatican
A) Shiva B) Ganesha C) Hanuman D) Vishnu
A) A Buddha statue B) A poker chip C) Rosary beads D) A Coptic cross
A) From a shop in Washington D.C. B) From a monk in Tibet C) From his father in Kenya D) From a motorcyclist in Iowa
A) They have never attended church B) They attend every Sunday C) They attend only on major holidays D) They do not attend on a regular basis
A) Developing Communities Project B) Gamaliel Foundation C) Harvard Law Review D) Project Vote
A) Gamaliel Foundation B) Developing Communities Project C) Sidley Austin Foundation D) Rose Library Foundation
A) Chicago, Illinois B) Roseland, Chicago C) Moneygall, Ireland D) Somerville, Massachusetts
A) Tony Rezko B) Bernie Mac C) Ted Kennedy D) Laurence Tribe
A) Twelve years B) Eight years C) Ten years D) Five years
A) The Harvard Reform Movement B) Developing Communities Project C) Project Vote D) The Chicago Initiative
A) Sheila Miyoshi Jager B) Alexandra McNear C) Madelyn Dunham D) Maya Soetoro-Ng
A) Alexandra McNear B) Michelle Robinson C) Maya Soetoro-Ng D) Sheila Miyoshi Jager
A) Bo B) Buddy C) Sunny D) Rex
A) Baseball B) Basketball C) Football D) Soccer
A) Roseland B) Hyde Park C) Altgeld Gardens D) Kenwood
A) Developing Communities Project B) Fisher House Foundation C) Gamaliel Foundation D) Sidley Austin Foundation
A) Four B) Eight C) Ten D) Six
A) Calvert School B) Sekolah Dasar Katolik Santo Fransiskus Asisi C) Sekolah Dasar Negeri Menteng 01 D) Punahou School
A) Barack B) Stan C) Barry D) Bo
A) His aunt B) His maternal grandparents C) His stepfather D) His father
A) Columbia University B) Punahou School C) St. Francis of Assisi D) Occidental College
A) International Relations B) English Literature C) Anthropology D) Political Science
A) Choom Gang B) The Prep Group C) The Circle D) The Islanders
A) Columbia University B) City College of New York C) Occidental College D) University of Hawaii
A) Occidental College B) Columbia University C) University of Hawaii D) Punahou School
A) 4.0 B) 3.7 C) 3.5 D) 3.9
A) History B) Political science C) Anthropology D) Biology
A) Business International Corporation B) The City College of New York C) Occidental College D) New York Public Interest Research Group
A) Wichita, Kansas B) Nairobi, Kenya C) Honolulu, Hawaii D) Jakarta, Indonesia
A) Honolulu, Hawaii B) Wichita, Kansas C) Seattle, Washington D) Dublin, Ireland
A) Economics class B) A political rally C) Russian language class D) Geography class
A) Falmouth Kearney B) John Punch C) Lolo Soetoro D) Barack Hussein Obama Sr.
A) Honolulu, Hawaii B) Jakarta, Indonesia C) Wailuku, Hawaii D) Seattle, Washington
A) Jakarta B) Wichita C) Kenya D) Seattle
A) Economics B) Russian C) Geography D) Political Science
A) 1964 B) 1967 C) 1965 D) 1962
A) Christmas 1971 B) 1982 C) Summer 1975 D) Christmas 1964
A) 1982 B) 1990 C) 1971 D) 1964
A) Geography student B) Economics analyst C) Russian teacher D) Medical doctor
A) 1970 B) 1965 C) 1963 D) 1967
A) Tebet B) Wailuku C) Kogelo D) Menteng
A) 44th B) 46th C) 45th D) 43rd
A) Operation Neptune Spear B) Operation Enduring Freedom C) Operation Desert Storm D) Operation Iraqi Freedom
A) Sarah Palin B) John McCain C) Mitt Romney D) Paul Ryan |