Please use complete sentences to answer the following questions. Each of these questions can be answered after completing the Chapter Readings (linked to the module)Chapter 17 - Politics17.31....

Ans 1. Yes, Asian Americans lack political power, even though Asian Americans have the fastest growth rate, their electoral participation is not comparable with their numerical strength. This means that Asian Americans do not have the political power that corresponds with their numerical strength. It is possible that Asians who have been subjected to racial or ethnic discrimination will distance themselves from their American-ness. Moreover, the absence of ethnic indications for Asian Americans may have played a role in the low participation rates of Asian Americans.
Ans 2. The social status of a voter, such as upper class and lower class, can significantly influence his or her voting habits. due to their variations in colour, ethnicity, and social standing. Lower socioeconomic classes have a lower voting rate than higher socioeconomic classes and those with a higher level of education since it is more difficult for them to get to the polls and leave their children at home while they vote. That affects their working hours as well. The employment of a greater number of racial and ethnic minorities in these positions affects voter turnout. The voting rates are also heavily influenced by the attitudes of the lower socioeconomic class and class.
Ans 3. Citizens of the United States can influence the political outcomes and processes...