The “Oregon Plan” was an effort to restore –, which included the – ability to initiate legislation and a referendum where legislation could be voted on by –.grassroots democracypopular votevoter’srailroad corporationslobbyistsbanksthe Solid Souththe electoral college

Resolved, That our title to the whole of the Territory of Oregon is clear and unquestionable; that no portion of the same ought to be ceded to England or any other power, and that the re-occupation of Oregon and the re-annexation of Texas at the earliest practicable period are great American measures, which this Convention recommends to the cordial support of the Democracy of the Union. --Democratic Party Platform of 1844This excerpt provides evidence that in 1844 Democrats supported-- Responsesmaking Manifest Destiny an official federal policymaking Manifest Destiny an official federal policyprohibiting the expansion of slavery into new areas of the United Statesprohibiting the expansion of slavery into new areas of the United Statessocial Darwinism as a justification for expansionsocial Darwinism as a justification for expansionfederal financing of transportation systems in the West

Outline what a referendum is.

Select all the examples of direct democracy in California Group of answer choicesinitiativereferendumrecallConstitutional initiative

The process where political officials redraw voting districts.AGerrymanderingBRedistrictingCRedrawingDElectoral Manipulation

Read this passage:A state legislature is divided over a proposal to decrease state funding to public schools. Supporters of the plan argue that it will save the state money and give local governments more control over their own schools. Opponents claim that it will harm children and reduce the quality of education throughout the state. However, both sides agree that voters in the state should decide whether they approve of the bill before it becomes law.Which state government political procedure would be most effective at resolving the public policy issue described in the passage?A.InitiativeB.RecallC.ReferendumD.Police power