What challenges and opportunities do Hispanics face in their current civil rights efforts? How do these challenges differ from those African Americans faced in their civil rights campaigns?
What will be an ideal response?
Varies
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Why did Congress pass the Voting Rights Act of 1965?
A. to facilitate the prosecution of those who had restricted the voting rights of African Americans B. because it was clear that the South had no intention of living up to the spirit of the Fifteenth Amendment C. because Congress was afraid the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. would lead a boycott of white businesses if the legislation was not passed D. to prevent the race riots from spreading from African American neighborhoods into traditionally white neighborhoods
In response to the mistrust of the federal government that grew out of the Vietnam War and the Watergate scandal, in 1976, Congress enacted the _________ Act, which tried to increase transparency by requiring that government agencies hold open forums to allow the public to comment on their decisions, regulations, and performance
A) Freedom of Information B) Government in the Sunshine C) Hatch D) Pendleton E) Public Disclosure
Which level of analysis emphasizes the way countries are positioned and interact with respect to one another?
a. Systemic level b. Transnational level c. Foreign policy level d. Domestic level
_______ is defined as the ultimate responsibility for and legal authority over the conduct of internal affairs, including a claim to a monopoly on the legitimate use of physical force within territory defined by geographic borders
A. Monopoly power B. Plenary power C. Nationalism D. Democratic centralism E. Sovereignty