The George W. Bush administration's stated reason for __________ was the danger posed by weapons of mass destruction
Answer:
the war in Iraq
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a. William Rehnquist b. Sandra Day O'Connor c. John Paul Stevens d. Antonin Scalia
Suppose you wanted to argue for a more interventionist economic policy by your government. Which of these facts, if true, would best support your case?
a. The fastest-growing businesses in your country are the ones that received subsidies. b. When tariffs were lowered in the past, your country experienced rapid economic growth. c. Government workers in your country earn higher average wages than private-sector workers. d. The inflation rate in your country went down when interest rates on government loans went up.
Discuss the Supreme Court's position on federalism from the founding of the republic to the present day. What landmark cases have been most influential in shaping federal-state relations? Has the Supreme Court's position changed frequently, or has its stance been generally consistent, despite a few anomalous periods?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of these is most consistent with the philosophy of Keynesianism?
a. interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve Board b. congressional action to pay off some of its debt c. a decision by the Federal Reserve Board to increase the money supply d. increased spending by Congress for roads, bridges, and other infrastructure