Question

populist terminology originated with the populist party of the...
1930s.
2000s.
1990s.
1890s.
4 multiple choice 1 point

o child left behind\ allowed for the advancement of ______, sometimes at the expense of public schools, through the use of vouchers.
esl schools
public schools
military schools
charter schools
5 multiple choice 1 point
in 2014, the u.s. department of education ruled that schools receiving federal funds may not discriminate against ______ students.
mexican students
socialist students
transgender students
black students

Explanation:

Question 1 (Populist terminology origin):

The Populist Party (People's Party) was active in the 1890s in the US, so populist terminology originated then.

"No Child Left Behind" facilitated charter schools' growth, often via vouchers, sometimes affecting public schools. ESL, military schools don't fit; public schools are the ones potentially at expense, not the advanced ones here.

In 2014, the US Department of Education ruled against discrimination of transgender students in federally funded schools. The other options (Mexican, socialist, black) don't align with this specific 2014 ruling context.

Answer:

D. 1890s

Question 4 ("No Child Left Behind" and school advancement):