If California and Arizona sue each other over water usage from the Colorado River, the case can be heard only
A) by the federal waters rights court.
B) by the Supreme Court.
C) by the high courts in both states.
D) by the U.S. Justice Department.
E) by a high court of a state not involved in the case.
B
You might also like to view...
One problem with get-out-the-vote campaigns is that they usually target the people who are already the most likely to vote.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The ability to generalize from the sample used in a research project to an entire population is one of the advantages of using
a. quota sampling. b. purposive sampling c. convenience sampling. d. probability sampling.
A table of random numbers or a random-number generator program is used in
A) choosing samples. B) identifying participants' numbers during an experiment. C) statistical testing procedures. D) matching participants for matched random assignment.
In McCulloch v. Maryland, Chief Justice John Marshall held that
a. the national government did not have the power to incorporate a bank. b. states had the power to tax national banks. c. states could determine on their own whether the federal government can create a federal banking system. d. banks were not subject to state or national taxes. e. the federal government had the authority to establish a federal banking system.