To successfully meet the definition of "disability" under the Supreme Court's 2002 interpretation of the Americans with Disabilities Act, an individual must prove
a. disability from conditions that are correctable, such as poor eyesight.
b. disability from illnesses such as diabetes or high blood pressure.
c. a temporary disability lasting at least six months or a permanent disability.
d. disability from work-related activities and from activities that are central to daily life.
e. disability due to an on-the-job activity.
D
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a. because nuclear weapons are too powerful to be deterred b. because cutbacks were made to the SDI program that could have provided deterrence c. because partisanship has clouded the debate over BMDs d. because the threat of retaliation is meaningless to terrorists
According to the theory of pluralism, what role do interest groups play in shaping government policy? Does the theory assume that one set of interests dominates over others in this process?
What will be an ideal response?
What was the national debt level in mid-2010?
a. $13 trillion b. $5 trillion c. $18 billion d. $100 billion e. $52 trillion
What does Cass Sunstein in #Republic mention specifically about stereotypes in America?
a. People tend to stereotype in accordance to Partyism; people stereotype based on political party identification. b. People tend to stereotype specifically on race in a political atmosphere. c. People only stereotype of gender and gender related issues. d. Americans do not stereotype others when it comes to politics.