In ____________, the Supreme Court upheld application of the federal antipolygamy statute to a Mormon who claimed it was his religious duty to have several wives
a. Douglas v. City of Jeanette (1943)
b. Reynolds v. United States (1879)
c. Torcaso v. Watkins (1961)
d. None of the above is true.
B
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The S-CHIP program is
a. a new electronic health records program. b. a children's health program funded by the federal government and states. c. former president George W. Bush's primary health care initiative. d. a children's health program funded by the federal government and states and former president George W.Bush's primary health care initiative.
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a. state treasurer b. secretary of state c. attorney general d. state superintendent of education
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