Which Amendment extended voting rights to eighteen year olds?
a. Thirteenth Amendment
b. Fifteenth Amendment
c. Nineteenth Amendment
d. Twenty-Second Amendment
e. Twenty-Sixth Amendment
e
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The Constitution addresses:
a. four leadership positions within Congress: the Speaker of the House, the president of the Senate, the majority leader of the Senate, and the minority leader of the Senate. b. six leadership positions within Congress: the Speaker of the House, the president of the Senate, the majority leader of the House and Senate, and the minority leader of the House and Senate. c. two leadership positions within Congress: the Speaker of the House and the president of the Senate. d. two leadership positions within Congress: the Speaker of the House and the president pro tempore of the Senate.
If a white female applies to a college that has a limited number of slots in its accelerated BSN (Nursing) program but is denied admission, only to later discover that her academic record was better than that of the male and minority applicants who had been admitted, on what grounds might she sue the college, based on the Bakke case?
A. Reverse discrimination B. De factosegregation C. Strict scrutiny D. Rational basis E. De juresegregation
A dead mouse was thought to be behind the wall of the Oval Office in the White House. The General Services Administration, which takes care of the White House, said it was not its responsibility, as it came from the outside. The Department of the Interior, which takes care of the grounds, said it was not its responsibility, as it was now inside the White House. How was this resolved?
A. The General Services Administration removed the mouse. B. The Department of the Interior removed the mouse. C. The Secret Service was called to remove the mouse. D. The White House cleaning staff removed the mouse. E. An interagency task force was created to remove the mouse.
Which of the following Supreme Court cases demonstrates how reluctant the courts are to exercise prior restraint even when national security issues are involved?
a. Barron v. Baltimore b. Roe v. Wade c. Near v. Minnesota d. New York Times v. United States