Criminal laws exist to protect
a. those accused of crimes.
b. society from harm.
c. organizations from financial disputes.
d. the United States from foreign influences.
b
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Which of the following statements about income inequality in South Africa is FALSE?
a. As measured by the Gini coefficient, it is fairly high. b. Among Africans, income inequality has increased. c. It is a historic product of government policies which, during the apartheid era, means that Whites moved ahead economically at the expense of others. d. In the post-apartheid era, large numbers of Africans have been joining the richer population. e. The post-apartheid governments have sought to alleviate it by dramatically increasing public spending.
The “Extended Republic” refers to
a. the idea that the U.S. government would naturally extend to the Western ocean. b. the idea that a government extending across all the states would provide for greater stability. c. the idea that national boundaries extend into what are otherwise international waters. d. the idea that governmental authority should extend into what the colonists stressed were private matters, such as religion and property.
Using the Heinz ketchup example, write the following hypothesis in symbols : People are more willing to buy red ketchup than green ketchup
a. H1 ?(red ketchup) > ?(green ketchup) b. H0 ?(red ketchup) < ?(green ketchup) c. H1 ?(red ketchup) = ?(green ketchup) d. H0 ?(red ketchup) > ?(green ketchup)
Have the events of Ferguson and the story of Michael Brown impacted American political opinions today? How can we measure this impact in an accurate and cost-effective manner? How can political information presented in the text be used to prove or disprove your initial answer?
What will be an ideal response?