The national chair often emerges as a strong leader of the party
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Answer: False
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a. Brazil, India, Pakistan, and China. b. Brazil, India, Russia, Argentina. c. Brazil, Russia, India, and China. d. China, India, the United States, and Japan. e. Brazil, Russia, India, and Japan.
The March 2011 "triple disaster" refers to
a. North Korean missile tests that destroyed three Japanese fishing vessels. b. a critical point in the conflict between Japan, Vietnam, and China over water rights. c. a chemical spill, an industrial accident, and a bridge collapse that killed hundreds, all happening within weeks of one another. d. an earthquake, a resulting tsunami, and a meltdown at a Japanese nuclear reactor. e. three simultaneous attacks on the Japanese transportation system by a religious cult.
Incorporating the Bill of Rights to the states has been achieved through ________
A. the Fourteenth Amendment's due process clause B. the Supreme Court's decision in Webster v. Reproductive Health Services C. rulings on statutory laws in civil cases D. executive actions of the President
When Chief Justice Fred Vinson suffered a heart attack, Eisenhower appointed ___________ to take his place
a. Roger Taney b. Warren Burger c. Earl Warren d. Thurgood Marshall