By 1600, the English common-law judges had defined as felonies the crimes of murder, manslaughter, mayhem, robbery, burglary, arson, larceny, rape, suicide, and ____________
a. stalking
b. abortion
c. assault
d. sodomy
Answer: D
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Which of the following schools of thought views humans as responding to abstract meanings and symbols as well as to concrete meanings?
. a. consensus b. conflict c. interactionist d. functionalist
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To sentence a first-degree murderer to death, it is usually required that jurors find (1) at least __________ aggravating factor and (2) __________ mitigating circumstance(s)
a. One; No b. One; One. c. Two; No. d. Two; One.
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Arson
What will be an ideal response?
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