In _______________, the Supreme Court recognized that the sidewalks surrounding the Court's own building in Washington, D.C. qualified as a public forum and struck down the federal law forbidding use of that space for picketing or handing out leaflets
a. Perry Educational Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983)
b. Lloyd Corporation v. Tanner (1972)
c. Schenck v. United States (1919)
d. United States v. Grace (1983)
D
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Zinn specifically asserts that if we cannot show racism to be “natural” or intrinsic to human nature, we are necessarily compelled to ______________.
A. compensate those who have been affected by slavery B. eliminate the social and cultural conditions that foster racism C. reframe our historical and scientific understanding of slavery and racism D. restructure government systems to better allow for equality
The War Powers Act of 1973 was passed
A. with huge majorities in Congress and the support of the president. B. with a narrow majority in Congress and the support of the president. C. to strengthen the power of the president. D. over a presidential veto. E. due to military overreach in the Middle East.
Conducting a face-to-face public opinion poll is an example of
a. survey research. b. case study analysis. c. experimental research. d. naturalistic observation. e. muckraking.
A deterrence system in which both sides possess the ability to survive a first strike and launch a devastating retaliatory attack is known as
a. nuclear utilization theory (NUTs). b. second strike activation and defense (SSAD). c. strategic defense initiative (SDI). d. second strike capability (SSC) e. mutual assured destruction (MAD).