Which constitutional amendments were passed in the aftermath of the Civil War and codified the victory of the North?
A. Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth
B. Fifteenth and Sixteenth
C. Twelfth, Thirteenth, and Fourteenth
D. Twelfth and Thirteenth
E. Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth
Answer: E
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a. receive a majority of the total Electoral College votes. b. have both the highest popular vote total and win a majority of the total Electoral College votes. c. win a majority in a congressional vote of confidence and investiture. d. win a plurality of total electoral college votes. e. win the popular vote.
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a. arrogance of power. c. ignorance. b. necessity. d. defiance.
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a. Public diplomacy has only recently began to be used by the State Department and can largely be traced to social media. b. Public diplomacy goes over the heads of foreign leaders by appealing directly to the citizenry of other countries. c. Public diplomacy may strengthen international support for the United States in ways beyond the reach of conventional diplomats and political leaders d. The messengers of public diplomacy are uniquely positioned to project the nation’s cultural values and demonstrate the vitality of its civil society.