The case of University of California v. Bakke is a landmark court case about
a. bilingual education.
b. voting rights.
c. affirmative action.
d. gun control.
ANS: c
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a. promote religious diversity. b. reduce social class differences. c. blur regional differences. d. discourage church membership. e. weaken women's social position.
The general label given to a series of hearings reflecting fear of Communist subversion of American institutions, ________ bears the name of one of the leading scare-mongers.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
All of the following are TRUE about a group of disillusioned American writers in the 1920s EXCEPT
A) they were called the "Smart Set." B) they wrote some of the most effective literature during this time of a unique, prosperous, and discontented moment in American history and literature. C) they lived in Europe to escape the commercialism in the United States. D) they included Gertrude Stein, Ernest Hemingway, T.S. Eliot, and s.
Horace Mann believed that one of the purposes of public education should be to
a. instill the classical education of the ancient Greeks. b. train a small elite for government service. c. teach immigrants the values of middle-class America. d. challenge traditional thinking and authority.