What did George W. Bush's Faith-Based Initiative do?
A)It forbade faith-based organizations from receiving federal grants and delivering social services.
B)It allowed faith-based organizations to provide social services, but only if they did not hire or fire people on the basis of their religious beliefs.
C)It allowed religious organizations to apply for federal grants to renovate their places of worship.
D)It forbade religious organizations from using federal funds for any programs that would be international as well as domestic.
C
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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b. Rules and institutions in different states are similar to each other. c. There are institutions, like the direct initiative process, that are still very important to the system, but do nothave any physical representation. d. Political parties and interest groups are considered institutions.
The purpose ofthe principles of jurisprudence such as stare decisis, standing, and ripeness is to guide judges in __________
A)the deployment of their ideological beliefs in their case rulings, so that each case has internal logic, whether or not it fits the logic of other cases B)different policy contexts and historical periods, so that the sum total of their decisions makes sense C)the writing of opinions, so as to ensure that all decisions are unanimous D)similar policy contexts in different historical periods, so that each ruling is narrow and specific
A confederation can best be described as
A) a form of socialism. B) a loose association of independent states. C) a government ruled by a dictator. D) a government without a monarch. E) smaller units of government controlled by a larger government unit.