Mario Savio became the leader of the free speech movement on the Berkeley campus when
a) university president Kerr had him arrested.
b) the regents voted 15 to 2 to ban communist speakers on the university campus.
c) the regents closed the last area for soliciting for off-campus political activities.
d) a student was arrested and beaten by police for interrupting a meeting where the chancellor was speaking.
e) Richard Nixon gave a speech on campus attacking communists' right to speak.
c
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Which of the following is true about Alexander Hamilton?
A) ?He wanted the United States to turn into a manufacturing nation. B) ?He believed in a loose construction interpretation of the Constitution. C) ?He introduced the idea of a national bank. D) ?He proposed an excise tax on distilled spirits. E) ?All of these are correct.
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A. abolished the use of icons. B. resulted in the excommunication of the Pope by the Patriarch. C. led to the reunion of the Roman and Orthodox churches. D. established the interdict in the Roman church. E. divided Arabs from Persians, a split that continues to the present.