During the late 1880s, Azibo, an African American southerner, was thrown out of a train in New Orleans for boarding a compartment that was reserved for white people. Which of the following laws were in favor of such incidents of segregation?
A. The Nuremberg laws
B. The canon laws
C. The Old Covenant laws
D. TheJim Crow laws
E. The sodomy laws
Answer: D
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a. simple majority vote (over 50%) in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. b. two-thirds majority vote in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. c. super-majority (75%) vote in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. d. simple majority vote in both the House of Representatives and the Senate but only if the Supreme Court agrees. e. super-majority (90%) majority in either the House of Representatives or the Senate.
_____ is a process in which the popular support for and relative strength of the political parties shift and the parties are reestablished with different coalitions of supporters
A) Flipping B) Realignment C) Dealignment D) Tipping E) Segregation
What Congressional act was struck down by the Supreme Court for violation of the First Amendment?
a. Decency of the Internet Act c. Communications Decency Act b. Internet Censorship Act d. Internet Decency Act
Paralleling the spread of democracy, since the 1980s there has been the transformation from:
A. free-market economies to socialist economies. B. mixed economies to collectivist economies. C. open economies to closed economies. D. command economies to market-based economies.