The "criminal anarchy" for which Benjamin Gitlow was arrested and convicted was which of the following?
A. violently resisting the draft
B. committing arson
C. organizing labor strikes
D. attempting to assassinate a New York senator
Answer: C
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a. USA Patriot b. Immigration c. DREAM d. Naturalization
Roger Sherman rejected the Connecticut Compromise
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which unit formulates foreign policy for the Executive Office of the President?
a. National Security Council b. Office of Management c. Legislative Liaison d. Office of Information Management.