How is the U.S. able to loudly proclaim its democratic values in the face of its history of low voter turnout?
A. Voter turnout is the most crucial aspect of democratic culture, but surveys measuring American voter turnout have been historically inaccurate.
B. Voter turnout isn’t an inherently crucial aspect of democratic culture.
C. The actions of U.S. legislators outweigh the number of citizens who turnout to elect them.
D. The American history of patriotism and its people’s pride in that record transcend voter turnout.
Answer:B
How is the U.S. able to loudly proclaim its democratic values in the face of its history of low voter turnout?
A. Voter turnout is the most crucial aspect of democratic culture, but surveys measuring American voter turnout have been historically inaccurate. B. Voter turnout isn’t an inherently crucial aspect of democratic culture. C. The actions of U.S. legislators outweigh the number of citizens who turnout to elect them. D. The American history of patriotism and its people’s pride in that record transcend voter turnout.