Those who were more generally opposed to both a stronger central government and the ratification of the U.S. Constitution were known as
a. Anti-Federalists.
b. Democrats.
c. Republicans.
d. Whigs.
e. Federalists.
a
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Research on how to conduct studies on the internet has revealed that the lowest rate of return occurs when the investigator contacts potential respondents through which of the following?
a. Hyperlinks on websites. b. Sending information to newsgroups. c. Individual email messages. d. Announcements of the surveys in major magazines.
The vast majority of all civil and criminal cases
A) begin and end in state courts. B) involve federal law, but are tried in state courts. C) begin and end in federal courts. D) begin in state courts and are appealed to federal courts. E) involve state laws that are tried in federal courts.
How did the U.S. government treat Japanese Americans during World War IIand Arab Americans following 9/11? What has the Supreme Court said about these situations? What does this say about the sanctity of civil liberties during wartime? What did the
Supreme Court decision in Korematsuv.United States (1944) and the 2004 Supreme Court decision regarding Arab American detainees say about America's willingness to suspend civil rights in times of war or crisis? What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is a criticism of the partisan process of electing judges in Texas?
A) Individuals running in partisan elections are generally more qualified. B) Judges elected in partisan elections do not often advertise their qualifications to voters. C) Financial contributions to judicial campaigns often come from those who have business with the court. D) Partisan elections are an efficient and quick way to select judges. E) Most Texans support the existing constitutional structures for selecting judges.