Which of the following refers to the "connector model"?
A. a system that involves one set of colleges and universities for the poor and another for the rich
B. a quasi-governmental authority or agency that aims to pool individuals so that they can buy insurance together at a lower rate
C. a model that connects the benefits offered by federally funded medical health care programs, namely Medicare and Medicaid
D. a framework of roads, bridges, electrical facilities, telephone wiring, and so on needed for the operation of a society
E. an approach to homeland security that addresses natural disaster as well as terrorism preparedness
B
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a. protection of biological diversity. b. sustainable use of biological resources. c. encouraging basic scientific research by easing laws. d. equitable sharing of benefits from biological resources.
Now, people can register to vote when they apply for
A) their passport. B) their social security card. C) a job. D) their driver's license. E) federal aid.
Which of the following was a major result of the Oslo Accords?
A. The signing of a peace treaty between Israel and Jordan B. The establishment of a government in the Iraqi city of Mosul by "the Islamic State" C. The dislodging of the dictator Muammar Gaddafi in Libya D. The establishment of a Palestinian Authority on the West Bank and Gaza Strip E. The rise of the Palestine Liberation Organization
In Wallace v. Jaffree the Supreme Court struck down an Alabama law that required one minute of silence for prayer or meditation in all public school classrooms because the
A) law violated the free exercise clause. B) prayer constituted an excessive entanglement between government and religion. C) prayer violated the sacred-secular doctrine of the Ninth Amendment. D) law lacked any clearly secular purpose. E) law violated principles of common law.