Back to Library

US Politics & Elections: Key Updates on Supreme Court Rulings, Immigration, and 2024 Race Developments

US Politics

A collection of multiple-choice questions covering recent U.S. political events, including Supreme Court decisions, immigration policy changes, and updates related to the 2024 election.

Supreme Court Immigration Elections Biden Administration Trump
10 Questions Easy Ages 5+ Jun 6, 2026

Choose a Study Format

Embed This Study Set

Add this interactive study set to your website or blog — all 6 formats included.

<div data-quixly-id="3330"></div> <script src="https://www.quixlylearn.com/assets/embed/widget.js"></script>

About this Study Set

This study set covers US Politics through 10 practice questions. A collection of multiple-choice questions covering recent U.S. political events, including Supreme Court decisions, immigration policy changes, and updates related to the 2024 election. Every question includes the correct answer so you can learn as you go — pick any format above to get started.

Questions & Answers

Browse all 10 questions from the US Politics & Elections: Key Updates on Supreme Court Rulings, Immigration, and 2024 Race Developments study set below. Each question shows the correct answer — select a study format above to practice interactively.

1 In May 2024, the Supreme Court ruled on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) funding mechanism. What was the Court's decision regarding the challenge to the CFPB's funding?
  • A The Court found the funding mechanism unconstitutional.
  • B The Court reversed the challenge, upholding the CFPB's funding.
  • C The Court sent the case back to a lower court for further review.
  • D The Court ruled that the CFPB must seek congressional appropriations annually.
2 As of June 4, 2024, what action did President Biden take regarding the U.S.-Mexico border to address high levels of illegal crossings?
  • A He announced a new diplomatic initiative with Mexico.
  • B He signed a proclamation to shut down the border if daily illegal crossings averaged 2,500.
  • C He increased the number of processing centers for asylum seekers.
  • D He lifted all restrictions on asylum claims at the border.
3 What significant event occurred in Donald Trump's criminal trial in New York in May 2024?
  • A He was acquitted of all charges.
  • B He was found guilty on all 34 felony charges of falsifying business records.
  • C The trial was declared a mistrial due to jury deadlock.
  • D He reached a plea agreement with prosecutors.
4 In May 2024, the Biden administration finalized a new rule aimed at assisting which group in obtaining Small Business Administration (SBA) loans?
  • A Veterans transitioning from military service.
  • B Recent college graduates seeking to start businesses.
  • C Returning citizens, including those on parole and probation.
  • D Small businesses in rural areas.
5 According to reports in May 2024, which company's algorithm was found to have favored Republican content in the 2024 US elections?
  • A Facebook
  • B Twitter (X)
  • C TikTok
  • D Google
6 In May 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) officially rescinded a rule related to overtime eligibility. What was the previous threshold for overtime eligibility that was reinstated?
  • A $43,888 annually
  • B $58,600 annually
  • C $35,568 annually
  • D $70,000 annually
7 In May 2024, a bipartisan bill was signed into law by President Biden that prohibits the import of what from Russia?
  • A Natural gas
  • B Enriched uranium
  • C Steel
  • D Agricultural products
8 On June 18, 2024, President Biden announced new actions to facilitate employment for U.S. college graduates, including Dreamers. What is a key benefit of these new actions?
  • A Automatic citizenship for all U.S. college graduates.
  • B Faster acquisition of work visas for graduates with job offers in their field.
  • C Full tuition waivers for all public universities.
  • D Guaranteed student loan forgiveness for all graduates.
9 In May 2024, the Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision in a case concerning arbitration agreements. What was the main holding of the Court in Smith v. Spizzirri?
  • A District courts have discretion to dismiss cases involving arbitrable disputes.
  • B Section 3 of the FAA compels a stay pending arbitration when requested, without court discretion to dismiss.
  • C Arbitration agreements are invalid if not explicitly stated in writing.
  • D Federal courts cannot compel arbitration in cases involving interstate commerce.
10 What political event occurred on November 5, 2024, involving Donald Trump and Kamala Harris?
  • A A major international peace summit.
  • B The U.S. Presidential election.
  • C A congressional vote on a new infrastructure bill.
  • D A Supreme Court confirmation hearing.
📱

Study on the go

Download Quixly and access all study formats on your phone — anywhere, anytime.

Download on App Store Get it on Google Play Get it on Chrome Web Store