How has the rationale for affirmative action changed over time?
a. The rationale has changed from ensuring equal treatment to providing special privileges. –
b. The rationale has changed from remedying past discrimination to enhancing diversity.
c. The rationale has changed from promoting equality to promoting reverse discrimination.
d. The rationale has changed from guaranteeing civil liberties to guaranteeing civil rights.
b
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Even with a system of checks and balances, state constitutions tend to emphasize ________
A. executive power over judicial power B. legislative power over executive power C. executive power over legislative power D. judicial power over legislative power
The situation in which the legislature and the executive are held by different parties, making agreement across party lines necessary in order to pass any legislation is known as a ________
A. dictatorship B. feudalist state C. constitutional monarchy D. divided government E. unicameral legislature
Which of the following is based on the council-manager form of city government?
A. traditional county commission B. elected county executive C. special purpose government D. county administrator structure
Which of the following is not an example of an attempted genocide?
a. Palestinians by Israel b. Tutsi of Rwanda by the Hutu c. Jews by Hitler d. Armenians by the Turks e. Cambodians by the Khmer Rouge