The Johnson-Reed Act of 1924 set strict quotas on
A) Native American land holdings in Western territories.
B) Medicare payments to the disabled.
C) education testing and reporting.
D) tax rates for the wealthy.
E) the number of immigrants permitted to enter the country.
E
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In which state would a candidate be most likely to engage in retail politics?
a. Pennsylvania b. Texas c. California d. New Hampshire
The most influential school of liberal democratic thought in contemporary America is the ________ school, which maintains that the balance between individual freedom and the common good is best achieved by the mix of representative government, skillful leaders, and political parties.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Chubb and Moe argue that by introducing ______ in education, the energy, innovation, and initiative of those who teach and run schools will be unleashed, freed from a stifling and unresponsive bureaucracy.
a. political power b. federal authority c. market forces d. local leadership
List the four steps involved in conducting a cost-benefit analysis.
What will be an ideal response?