Speaker 1: i always end up voting for a third-party candidate because the major parties don't represent my beliefs. the candidates i support hardly ever get into office, though, because they don't have as much funding. speaker 2: politics in the united states is all based on capitalism, which i completely oppose. i don't think there's any real difference between the major parties, since they both support the capitalist system. speaker 3: i fully believe in the democratic party's mission to make social change. however, i don't think it can achieve any of its goals in the face of republican opposition. i don't even bother to vote anymore. speaker 4: i've had old-fashioned, conservative values ever since i was a kid. i trust the republican party leadership to make sure those values are translated into laws. which speaker is most likely to feel represented in the u. s. government? a. speaker 3 b. speaker 2 c. speaker 1 d. speaker 4

 D. Speaker 4.

Explanation:

Through the representative system, elected officials or leaders tend to advocate for the needs and desires of the individuals that elected them, and to develop projects and policies that benefit societies as a whole according to its party's values and beliefs.

From all the choices, speaker 4 is the one that is most likely to feel represented in the U.S. government because the Republican Party has been for decades one of the two major political parties in the nation (the other is the Democratic Party), and it is also the party that has a majority in the government nowadays, thus this party have more chance of enacting laws or policies that favor their values, and the speaker's values too.

the answer is d. give brainliest if right.

ps is this 7th grade civics?

yes

explanation:

the fighting words doctrine, in united states constitutional law, is a limitation to freedom of speech as protected by the first amendment to the united states constitution. in 1942, the u.s. supreme court established the doctrine by a 9–0 decision in chaplinsky v. new hampshire.