A historian usually sees collecting highly accurate historical evidence as a central goal in itself; however the historical-comparative researcher
A) sees the collection of historical evidence as secondary.
B) sees the collection to be unnecessary.
C) treats the historical evidence as a secondary goal.
D) sees the history is a necessary last step in the research continuum.
A
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Justice Sandra Day O'Connor contributed to the legal debate over abortion by maintaining that state abortion restrictions are permissible provided they do not create
A) parental consent requirements. B) unnecessary information. C) a 24-hour waiting period before an abortion can be performed. D) compelling scrutiny. E) an undue burden.
Federal policies that reduce benefits for all groups, often by imposing regulations or taxes that govern everyone, rich or poor, are called __________ policies
a. reverse distributive b. redistributive c. distributive d. public
Which of these statements best supports the communitarian critique of traditional liberalism?
a. Political values are a social creation, not an individual possession. b. Political participation is higher in traditional societies than in post-industrial societies. c. The highest duty one can serve is to benefit others through dedicated social activism. d. Citizens fully engage in the political sphere if there is meaningful direct democracy.
Pretend for a moment that you are running for president. An example of where you might employ oppo research in your campaign would be ______.
A. paying college students to infiltrate your rival's campaign B. spreading false rumors that your opponent sold drugs C. ensuring that homeless residents of your district get to the polls to vote for you D. revealing your rival's teenage drunk-driving arrest in the middle of a debate