Although the U.S. Supreme Court hears only 80 to 120, or less than 1 percent, of the cases it is asked decide, these cases tend to be the most well-known of the millions of cases decided in the country each year
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True
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In the state of Calsia, a law was passed preventing minority groups from applying for jobs in government offices. If this law were to be passed in the United States, it would most likely be subjected to _____.
A. strict scrutiny B. intermediate scrutiny C. the Lemon test D. ordinary scrutiny E. the rational basis test
The Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution were both
a. radical movements launched by Mao in order to achieve his ideological objectives for China. b. movements to promote rapid economic development relying on mass mobilization and ideological incentives. c. efforts by Mao to purge his adversaries from the party. d. policies implemented by Deng Xiaoping to bring greater economic and cultural freedom to China. e. efforts by Mao to distinguish Chinese foreign policy as being separate from that of the Soviet Union.
If a governor unilaterally issues a rule that changes executive branch operations or activities, she is using the power of a(n)
a. bureaucratic order. b. executive amendment. c. executive order. d. executive agreement.
The first wave of government-encouraged economic development began with the Great Depression, as states tried to float bonds to support industry
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false