The separate but equal doctrine states that
A) the equal protection clause was not violated by the fact of state mandated
racial segregation alone, provided that the separated facilities were equal.
B) the equal protection clause was violated by state mandated racial segregation, and that separate facilities were necessary.
C) under the equal protection clause, separate but equal facilities could be established by privately owned businesses, but not in state or federal buildings.
D) racial segregation is unconstitutional and "separate but equal" facilities were to be abolished.
E) separate facilities were formerly not equal, and the equal protection clause would enforce the equality of facilities.
A
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A) commerce clause. D) nullification clause. B) elastic clause. E) judicial review clause. C) dual sovereignty clause.
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A) bundling B) front porch campaigning C) microtargeting D) presidential coattails E) gerrymandering
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a. It played the most crucial role in the first phase, in the decision to annex Czechoslovakia and Poland. b. His appetite and belief in his own superiority led to the mistake of declaring war against the U.S. c. It lengthened the war because Hitler was originally pragmatic and overruled his less conservative generals, who wanted to declare war immediately. d. His racist ideology led him to attack the Soviet Union before attacking Britain because he believed them to be of inferior bloodlines.
Delegates who had been sent to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia were specifically authorized to ______.
a. make any and all changes necessary to form a new government b. fix the Articles of Confederation as necessary c. seek a form of government that balanced national and state power d. create a new Constitution as a blueprint for future government