Which of the following statements best explains newspaper ownership throughout the 1930s?
A. Most newspapers were owned by national conglomerates.
B. Most newspapers were owned by Hearst and Pulitzer syndicates.
C. Most newspapers were owned by local businessmen.
D. Most newspapers were controlled by the state government.
Answer: C
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A. the blurring of racial lines as a result of separate social movements B. the ability of a society to partition social issues such as race, class, and gender C. the racialization of the “normal” dynamics of a social formation D. the phenomenon of parallel social struggles in modern societies
The _____ is authorized by the legislature to reprimand or disbar any practicing attorney in the state for fraudulent, dishonest, or unethical conduct
a. American Bar Association b. State Bar of Texas c. Texas Supreme Court d. attorney general e. governor
Electronic government was originally designed to make citizens more dependent on bureaucratic agencies.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Since 1937, the Supreme Court has
A) held laws that police business to be unconstitutional. B) declared that laws that promote social welfare goals are unconstitutional. C) made rulings that constitutionalize the economic policies of laissez-faire capitalism. D) upheld laws policing business. E) strongly limited government observation of business enterprises.