The Supreme Court would likely uphold a public university's admissions policy that awards minority students by bumping up their SAT score by 100 points
Answer:
FALSE
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If a party to a federal civil lawsuit loses the case and chooses to appeal, it would take the appeal to the
(A) United States District Court (B) United States Courts of Appeals (C) United States Supreme Court (D) state superior court (E) state supreme court
When political parties mobilize voters, bring issues to the public attention, educate the public on issues of interest to the party, and compete with each other by expanding the scope of conflict, what else do they accomplish?
a. They stimulate political interest among citizens, and thus contribute to democracy by increasing democratic participation by the American public. b. They demonstrate that politicians will say and do anything to get elected and that campaign promises do not indicate what they will do once elected. c. They show the American public what true patriotism is through their candidates' willingness to do what they believe is in the best interests of the entire nation. - d. They gain political power under the guise of educating Americans on public policy issues, thus contributing to the appearance of democratic governance.
Practitioners consume research in the following forms:
A. Reports of government agencies B. Reports by advocacy organizations C. Summaries in the media D. Journal articles E. All of the above
The organization created by the Pendleton Act to administer entrance exams for the federal civil service and set standards for promotion based on merit is known as the
A) Foreign Service. B) Federal Trade Commission. C) Civil Service Commission. D) U.S. Merit System. E) Executive Service.