During the ratification debates, federalist arguments were centered around avoiding the tyranny of the ______.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
majority
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Public opinion has the least impact on the decisions of members of Congress regarding which of the following policy or legislative issues?
a. a bill that would trigger tax increases on middle-class homeowners in the following year b. a bill that would provide an exception to the annual privacy notice requirement in the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act c. a proposal to cut unemployment insurance for American families d. a proposal aimed at improving educational choice and competition
A researcher conducts a study on grades of students who live in apartments compared with those who live in dorms. In actuality, the grades are equivalent in both groups. After statistical analysis he makes the decision to not reject the null hypothesis
This decision is A) Correct. B) A Type I error. C) A Type II error. D) Not possible to evaluate from the information given.
The case of Furman v. Georgia dealt with
a. the Eighth Amendment and medicinal marijuana. b. the Eighth Amendment and capital punishment. c. the Fourteenth Amendment and the right to counsel. d. the Fourteenth Amendment and the right to own a firearm.
In 1989, the Webster case upheld some state restrictions on abortion
Indicate whether the statement is true or false