Precepts or guidelines that are based upon subjective values, beliefs, and attitudes that focus on behavior are called:
A. divine laws
B. natural laws
C. scientific laws
D. moral laws
D
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Which of the following statements about the establishment of the Republican Party is true?
a. It was formed in opposition to the Volstead Act. b. It appealed to business and commercial interests by promoting a protective tariff and a transcontinental railroad. c. It was at its core a single-issue party that was devoted to the abolition of legal abortion. d. It drew support from a variety of existing parties such as the Progressive Bull Moose Party.
There are 94 __________ in the federal judiciary
A) constitutional courts B) district courts C) courts of appeals D) legislative courts E) supreme courts
The fugitive slave law enacted as a part of the Compromise of 1850 was
a. a great step toward abolition. b. adamantly opposed by southerners. c. more favorable to slave owners than to the accused fugitive slave. d. never put into effect. e. the result of tireless efforts of abolitionists.
In the era prior to the Great Depression the __________ Party dominated most of American politics
a. Democratic b. Socialist c. Republican - d. Libertarian