Jurists and scholars that believe changes in circumstances are irrelevant, and that the Constitution is limited in scope to what the framers envisioned, support a doctrine referred to as? ______________________
A) ?living constitutionalism
B) ?activism
C) ?originalism
D) ?broad constructionism
E) ?territorialism
C
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Consider religion, government, and economic systems. How do these factors create, change, or influence a culture or society?
What will be an ideal response?
Karl Marx believed that governments were dominated by
A. business owners. B. elected officials. C. appointed bureaucrats. D. interest groups. E. religious leaders.
In his essay on What Kind of Village does it Take? Michael Gerson (citing Peter Berger) discusses plausibility structures. What are plausibility structures?
A. Structures of a violent search for certainty. B. Risky behaviors, such as drug usage and early sex. C. Sources of authority that define common sense. D. Sources that elicit a more profound sense of sacrifice E. Structures that diminish appreciation for freedom and rights.
The use of a speech to provide a cognitive framework for understanding an issue, policy, or candidate to predispose people to interpret a myriad of facts and snippets in one way rather than another is referred to as ______.
A. spin B. framing C. both A and B D. neither A nor B