In order to choose which policy options (such as sanctions or public education) are better than others to reduce cell phone use, policy analysts might use the criterion of liberty. What question would they ask related to liberty?
A. For what we invest, which of these options is likely to do the best job of reducing cell phone use?
B. Which of these options is projected to reduce cell phone use the most?
C. Which of these options will least restrict people’s freedom and choice?
D. Which of these options will be the most acceptable to the driving public?
C. Which of these options will least restrict people’s freedom and choice?
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A. they were not interrupted by any armed conflict B. Monroe was reelected by acclamation and elected to a third term with no serious opposition C. they lacked any significant party conflict D. they represented the most robust economic situation ever experienced by this country
A civil rights advocate who believed in civil disobedience might be attracted to the movement around __________, while someone promoting black power would be more at home in the movement of __________.
A. ?Dr. King; Malcolm X B. ?Dr. King; Rosa Parks C. Harriet Tubman; Malcolm X D. Malcolm X; Dr. King E. Rosa Parks; Dr. King
Hispanic political clout in Texas __________
a. is dropping, as shown by the 5 percent decrease in Hispanic elected officials from 2006 to 2011 b. has remained the same, and there are still the same number of Hispanic elected officials now as in 1974 c. is so strong that most elected officials in Texas are of Hispanic descent d. is growing, as shown by the 450 percent increase in Hispanic elected officials from 1974 to 2011
In the case involving Dred Scott, the Supreme Court ruled that black Americans were not citizens of the United States
Indicate whether the statement is true or false