The authors of your textbook argue that during World War I ______.
a. Americans were totally united behind their government’s war effort
b. the Supreme Court defended the right of citizens to criticize their government
c. Congress had no problem passing laws that made seditious speech illegal
d. socialists and anarchists were able to speak out against the war freely
e. the Supreme Court issued no opinions regarding freedom of speech
c. Congress had no problem passing laws that made seditious speech illegal
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Rawl's "veil of ignorance" theory suggests that
a. we should make public decisions based on self-interest. b. public decisions should be based on fairness or equity. c. decision makers should ignore facts that are not consistent with their values. d. liberty and justice should be ignored in public decision making.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was passed in:
A. 1929 B. 1936 C. 1948 D. 1952 E. 1964
In what ways is the "war on terror" similar to the Cold War?
a. All countries in the international system are involved. b. There are no restrictions on the means or tactics used. c. It is rooted in an ideological crusade. d. It defined a specific end point. e. It relied on the existing defense system and budget within the federal government.
How does the state of California collect money from tribal governments that run gaming enterprises?
What will be an ideal response?