An example of civil disobedience is ________
A) a protest to oppose the Vietnam War
B) a march to oppose racial profiling
C) a rally to organize against pro-Wall Street regulations
D) riots that took place after the beating of a black man by white police officers
E) southern blacks intentionally breaking segregation laws in the 1950s
E
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Feasibility criteria relate to:
a. Political and administrative practicality of specific policy options. b. Relative cost of competing options. c. Client-based policy options. d. A social workers’ ability to navigate complex policy issues.
In the Covenant of the League of Nations, how were disputes among states supposed to be settled?
a. States agreed to submit their disputes to arbitration and not to go to war, even if arbitration failed to settle the matter. b. States agreed to submit their disputes to arbitration and not to go to war until three months after arbitration failed. c. States agreed to submit their disputes to arbitration and to continue with arbitration, no matter how long it took. d. States agreed to submit their disputes to arbitration so that the body could make a ruling on which state was the aggressor. e. States with greater power and military resources in a dispute were required to submit to arbitration.
Why was the ruling in McCulloch v. Maryland significant?
A. It established the Court’s power of judicial review. B. It permitted the Court to nationalize banking. C. It established the doctrine of implied powers. D. It expanded the power of Congress to use the commerce clause. E. It increased the powers reserved to the states and the people.
Which of the following is a major factor of production?
A. quotas B. exports C. imports D. capital