Omi and Winant assert that race can best be explained as ___________________.
A. an everchanging and disjointed system of social meanings and practices that are constantly evolved by political discourse
B. an amalgamation of scientific and philosophical concepts that defines our social structures
C. an antiquated term that is devoid of significance in the contemporary political climate
D. a psychological system of self-identification that is rigidly unchanging
A. an everchanging and disjointed system of social meanings and practices that are constantly evolved by political discourse
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Early American newspapers
A. were so inexpensive that nearly everyone read a daily paper. B. were written and copied by hand. C. could not have survived without political party support. D. were more widely read than today's papers. E. All of these answers are correct.
All of the following statements are true concerning the common-law tradition EXCEPT this:
a. One role of judges in the common-law tradition is to apply the law as an impartial referee. b. It gives more power to judges to determine the law than does a civil-law tradition. c. The common-law tradition depends on the rule of stare decisis. d. The legal system in the United States is a pure common-law system. e. The common-law tradition originated in Great Britain.
Which of the following men do we usually associate with the rise of the modern presidency in American politics?
a. Franklin Delano Roosevelt b. Herbert Hoover c. Ronald Reagan d. Theodore Roosevelt
What is the most common response to serious domestic unrest?
A) Revolution B) Coup d'état C) Military takeover D) UN diplomatic action