The __________ sought to ensure equality among disabled and non-disabled children in school
a) Education for All Handicapped Children Act
b) Individuals with Disabilities Act
c) Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Act
d) Americans with Disabilities Act
Answer: A
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After the 2010 elections, many of the new Republican members of Congress were pledged to:
A. the Tea Party philosophy of liberalism. B. the Tea Party's plans of breaking political deadlock in Washington. C. the Tea Party's plans of moving the Republican Party toward more liberal positions. D. the Tea Party philosophy of no-compromise conservatism. E. the Tea Party's plans of reducing the polarization in Congress.
What does double jeopardy mean?
A) A person cannot be tried twice for the same crime in either state or federal court. B) A person cannot be tried in both civil and criminal court for the same crime. C) A person cannot be tried in both state and federal court for the same crime. D) A person cannot be tried twice in one year for multiple crimes. E) A person cannot be tried twice in one state for any crime.
What is hard power?
a. the use or threat of military power to influence the behavior of another country b. economic sanctions, including boycotts c. bringing an issue to the United Nations Security Council d. expulsion from international consultant groups like the G20
Which of the following statements about welfare in the United States is LEAST accurate?
A. In the 1990s the principal program for aiding poor families, AFDC, was reformed to impose work requirements and time limits on recipients. B. The 1960s witnessed an increase in welfare programs with the establishment of Medicare and Medicaid, among other initiatives. C. Despite the name, not everyone who qualifies for an "entitlement" program is entitled to receive benefits; the determination is made by the availability of funding during the time period in which benefits are applied for. D. Currently, states distribute welfare to needy citizens from funds the states receive from federal block grants. E. Federal welfare was largely nonexistent before the Great Depression, and poverty was addressed primarily by local governments and private charities.