Which of the following was not a common edict of the Slave Code?
a. Slaves were considered human not property.
b. Slaves could not testify in court.
c. Slaves could not leave the plantation without permission.
d. Slaves who were killed were often not classified as murdered.
a
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a. True b. False
The vision requirement was probably the strongest example of discrimination against female candidates in police tests.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
One evening Carl, a 25-year-old street thug, forcibly enters Louise's home. Louise is a 75-year-old female. Carl demands money from Louise. She tells him she has none. Carl asks if she has an ATM card
Fearful of Carl, Louise admits she has such a card. Carl tells Louise, "Go with me to the ATM or you won't live long enough to see the sunrise." Louise and Carl depart to the nearest ATM. Louise uses her card to withdraw $500, which she gives to Carl. Carl departs without otherwise harming Louise. In addition to likely burglary and robbery charges, Carl has also committed the offense of: A) unlawful transport. B) interference with personal liberty. C) aggravated kidnapping. D) abduction of an elderly person.
What is true about the effects of divorce?
a. Boys seem to be more affected by the post-divorce absence of the father. b. Divorce almost always produces delinquent children. c. Parental divorce lessens the likelihood of teenage marriage. d. Children growing up in families disrupted by parental death are more maladjusted than children of divorce.