Now, you need to decide on ideas you’ll use to support your position. Here’s what you should do to identify these ideas:

1. Choose three ideas you think are strongest.

2. Put your ideas in an order that makes sense (for example, put the most important idea first).

Write your three supporting ideas in this space:

Which statement is an example of direct democracy? a) people elect a senator to the u. s. congress. b) the town council approves funding for a new high school. c) the president issues an executive preventing states from executing prisoners. d) voters approve an amendment allowing elderly people to pay nothing in property tax.

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Which of the following questions must be asked about the use of resources in an economic system a. what allocation will provide the fastest growth b. what is the most secure allocation c. what is the fairest allocation d. what is the most effective allocation