Question

1. how does the direct primary differ from a referendum?

a direct primary is used only by political parties, whereas a referendum is used only by state officials
a direct primary enforces laws, whereas a referendum proposes new laws
a direct primary involves national elections, whereas a referendum involves local elections
a direct primary selects party candidates, whereas a referendum decides on laws
6 what happened to the surplus land not allotted to american indians under the dawes act?
it was returned to the u.s. government
it was used for national parks
it was preserved as tribal land
it was sold to non - american indian settlers

Explanation:

• Question 5:
• A direct primary is a process within political parties to select their candidates for general elections.
• A referendum is a direct vote by the electorate on a proposed law or policy.
• Question 6:
• The Dawes Act aimed to assimilate Native Americans by allotting them individual plots of land.
• Surplus land (after allotment) was sold to non - American Indian settlers as part of the act's provisions to open up more land for non - Native American use.

Answer:

1. D. A direct primary selects party candidates, whereas a referendum decides on laws.
2. D. It was sold to non - American Indian settlers.