The U.S. Navy Seals have been able to keep women from serving because their requirements for meeting
A. Weight standards
B. Upper body strength standards
C. Height standards
D. Dead weight lift standards
B
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How was the union of press and party politics fully realized during Andrew Jackson’s administration?
a. His administration aggressively used prior restraint to limit any content critical of his administration from appearing in newspapers. b. He was the first president who consented to regular interviews with the press, and he often provided critical insights on background. c. Many of his closest advisers were seasoned journalists, and he appointed numerous editors to patronage positions, such as postmasters or customs agents. d. The federal government created its own newspaper to ensure that its voice was being heard by readers.
What distinguishes a means-tested program from a social insurance program?
a. A means-tested program extends benefits based on age categories, while a social insurance program provides benefits based on immediate need. b. A means-tested program only extends benefits to the elderly, while a social insurance program extends benefits to everybody. c. A social insurance program extends benefits only to the working poor, while a means-tested program extends benefits to everyone, regardless of social class. d. A social insurance program provides benefits to those who have paid into the program, while a means-tested program provides benefits based on demonstrated need.