In which case did the Supreme Court determine that the right to privacy was broad enough to encompass a woman's right to terminate a pregnancy?
a. Mann v. Ohio
b. Roe v. Wade
c. Romer v. Evans
d. Griswold v. Connecticut
e. Hardwick v. Bowers
b
You might also like to view...
A metropolitan-wide reorganization composed of representatives from the counties and larger cities that seeks cooperative solutions to area-wide problems that touch all governments in the region is:
A. city-county consolidation. B. a council of governments. C. a metropolitan planning agency. D. two-tier government.
Which statement about South Africa's standing in the global economy is NOT correct?
a. The country has traditionally dominated the regional economy. b. South Africa is the only African member of the G20. c. Despite tariff reductions mandated by the International Trade Association (ITA), South African local industries that were once protected from foreign competition have managed to remain competitive in the country's domestic market. d. South Africa has historically had a trade surplus and a low foreign debt. e. South Africa's most buoyant export industry is the energy sector.
When it comes to media bias, most Americans
a. know they have no choice but to accept it. b. believe the government should own the media to avoid bias. c. choose the news sources that reflect their particular biases. d. simply stop watching the news. e. would prefer to see more bias.
Why did the American founders not establish the new nation as a direct democracy?
a. They did not want the new government to resemble the British government. b. James Madison led a faction staunchly opposed to direct democracies. c. It was not possible for citizens to gather to debate and vote on laws. d. The decline of the Athenian government proved that direct democracy was flawed. e. Georgia threatened to leave the Union if a direct democracy was instituted.