The right to privacy is mentioned explicitly in which one of the following?
a. ?The Declaration of Independence
b. ?The Preamble to the Constitution
c.?The Bill of Rights
d. ?A law review article published in 1890
d. ?A law review article published in 1890
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In what two ways does the Constitution protect civil rights?
a. by declaring that all people are created equal and stating that all are equally entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness b. by ensuring that government officials do not discriminate against citizens and by granting federal and state governments power to protect citizens against discrimination by private individuals c. by granting the states the power to ignore any federal laws that the states find are discriminatory against the particular people living in that state d. by declaring that all people, men and women, black and white, are created equal, and that all forms of discrimination are wrong, whether political, social, or religious
Your company does not allow female members of its national sales force to travel to cities with high crime rates and assigns those territories to men. What is true of this policy?
A. It is sexual harassment. B. It is gender discrimination. C. It violates Title IV. D. It violates the Civil Rights Act of 1968. E. It is illegal because your company is a private corporation, but this would be allowed for a government agency.
Which of the following is not an accurate comparison of American political parties to parties from most other democratic countries?
A) Compared to other countries, American parties are often ideologically vague. B) American parties gravitate toward more centrist positions on issues. C) Parties in most democracies are strong and well organized, whereas American parties tend to be weaker organizationally. D) Compared to other countries, American parties have more clear distinctions based on social class, ethnic, or religious divisions. E) American parties align with broader constituencies.
Which committee is responsible for gathering information on, interviewing, and then recommending to the full Senate the nomination of judicial nominees
A.) Judicial Nomination Committee B.) Senate Legal Committee C.) Senate Judiciary Committee D.) Supreme Court Nomination Committee