State governments regulate all of the following, EXCEPT
A. the use of Army troops to patrol the border.
B. professions and occupations.
C. public utilities.
D. auto and life insurance.
Answer: A
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A) won a majority of the electoral votes and became president. B) won a plurality of the popular vote but was not chosen as president by the House of Representatives. C) was chosen president by the House of Representatives. D) became president after a run-off election. E) lost the presidency because an elector changed his official vote.
Which of the following instances best exemplifies the concept of buycotting?
A. refusing to purchase items from a company that benefits from sweatshop labor B. demonstrating outside a local restaurant that hires illegal aliens paid "under the table" C. walking several blocks out of one's way, past several other eateries, to dine at a café that serves only eggs from free-range hens D. withholding federal income taxes to protest an unpopular war E. forgoing commodities such as bananas and coffee that cannot be produced locally
______ are amendments or additions to a bill that are unrelated to the primary topic of the main bill.
a. Revisions b. Requests c. Amendments d. Riders
Following the Ruiz decision, the Texas legislature dealt with the problem of overcrowded prisons in the mid-1990s by __________.
A. increasing its parole rate, even to the point of paroling violent offenders B. accepting convicted felons at state prisons so that county jails did not have to house them C. increasing the size of the prison system D. early release programs for nonviolent drug offenders