A 19th-century political leader who saw the Constitution as a compact among the states and believed that the states could nullify federal laws was:
A. John Marshall.
B. Thomas Jefferson.
C. John Calhoun.
D. Henry Clay.
C
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The basis of the political-question doctrine is
a. the natural law concept of fairness. b. the constitutional separation of powers. c. both fairness and separation of powers. d. None of the above is correct.
Ruby sues Bob for breach of contract. In which of the following cases would res judicata not bar her subsequent suit against Bob?
a. She sues him for breach of a different contract. b. She sues him for more money than she sought in her first suit arising from the same contract breach. c. She sues him in federal court instead of state court as she did in her first suit arising from the same contract breach. d. She sues him in a different state than she did in her first suit arising from the same contract breach.
Which section of the research report contains the statistical analysis of the data?
a. introduction b. method c. results d. discussion