In which of the following cases did the Supreme Court rule against the government and decide that an American citizen held as an "enemy combatant" must "be given a meaningful opportunity to contest the factual basis for detention before a neutral decision maker"?
a. Goldwater et al. v. Carter
b. U.S. v. Nixon
c. Hamdan v. Rumsfeld et al.
d. Dellums v. Bush
e. Hamdi v. Rumsfeld
E
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A) the Watergate scandal. B) the passage of the Twenty-Sixth Amendment. C) decreasing vote turnout. D) wage and price controls. E) riots in Chicago.
It is hard to get rid of the filibuster because ______.
a. it would require a constitutional amendment b. both Republicans and Democrats want the opportunity to use it when they are in the minority c. the president would veto legislation eliminating the filibuster d. the public favors keeping it e. the Supreme Court has ruled that the parliamentary procedure to eliminate it is unconstitutional
According to the identity perspective, what are the primary sources of terrorism? (Choose all that apply.)
a. Poverty and disease b. Unemployment c. Oppressive regimes d. Denial of political opportunity
Party discipline is maintained by
A. persuasion. B. an antidefection law. C. monetary rewards for voting with the party. D. being expelled from the party for voting across party lines.