The civil rights movement of the 1950s-1960s was most successful in eliminating ______ but was far less successful in eliminating ______.
A. de jure discrimination; de facto discrimination
B. de facto discrimination; de jure discrimination
C. economic differences among the races; political differences among the races
D. differences in levels of educational attainment among the races; differences in levels of social attainment among the races
A. de jure discrimination; de facto discrimination
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In the 18th and 19th centuries, most people in the United States worked primarily __________
a. as craftspeople b. in factories c. on farms d. in the transportation sector
The National Council of the Provinces
a. reviews all legislation but has only an advisory role for the most part. b. is comprised of 90 members who are elected in provincial elections. c. utilizes a weighted voting system that grants the larger provinces more than one vote. d. is the more powerful chamber of parliament. e. is also referred to as the lower house of parliament.
An example of successful collective security is/was ______.
a. the war on terrorism b. the prosecution of the Vietnam War c. the UN PROFOR operation in Bosnia d. Operation Desert Storm against Iraq