Question

the political era of law enforcement history is so called because ______.
federal elections began in the united states during that time
police officers had to be elected
law enforcement was organized by individual politicians
there was political disagreement about the need for law enforcement
question # 7
multiple choice
during the industrial revolution, law enforcement agencies grew and were restructured because ______.
there were too many sheriffs in rural areas
growing urbanization meant that cities were overcrowded and social problems were growing
more people wanted to work in law enforcement
politicians wanted more control of police forces

Explanation:

For the first question: The Political Era of U.S. law enforcement was defined by close ties between police and local politicians, who controlled the organization, hiring, and operations of law enforcement.
For Question #7: The Industrial Revolution led to mass urbanization, creating overcrowded cities with rising crime, poverty, and other social issues that required larger, restructured law enforcement agencies to address.

Answer:

1. law enforcement was organized by individual politicians
2. growing urbanization meant that cities were overcrowded and social problems were growing