Amendments to the Constitution, passed since the Bill of Rights, have generally focused upon

a. extending democratic election procedures and changing procedural deficiencies in the original Constitution.
b. expanding the scope of individual freedoms from governmental power.
c. expanding the power of the government to regulate the economy.
d. limiting the power of special interests in the United States.
e. reducing waste and inefficiency in government.


a

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Some have argued that the use of the drug Midazolam in executing inmates is ____________; in the 2015 case Glossip v. Gross, the Court _________ with this assertion

A) a violation of the Eighth Amendment; agreed B) a violation of the commerce clause; agreed C) a violation of the commerce clause; disagreed D) a violation of "evolving standards of decency"; agreed E) a violation of the Eighth Amendment; disagreed

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According to the 1968 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, how many states are allowed to possess nuclear weapons?

a. 0 b. 2 c. 5 d. 10

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