What does the process of ostracism entail?
A) An anonymous vote was taken once ostracism was called for. Whoever received the majority of votes was exiled for twenty years.
B) A vote of the Assembly was taken once ostracism was called for. Whoever received the majority of votes was exiled for ten years.
C) A vote of the Assembly was taken once ostracism was called for. Whoever received the majority of votes was exiled for twenty years.
D) A vote of the Assembly was taken once ostracism was called for. Whoever received the majority of votes was exiled for thirty years.
E) An anonymous vote was taken once ostracism was called for. Whoever received the majority of votes was exiled for ten years.
E
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A) it continued to espouse the ideology of white supremacy. B) it failed to establish a regional textile industry. C) it continued to rely on single-crop agriculture. D) it suffered a chronic shortage of investment capital.
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a. required students with special needs to attend schools far located from their homes. b. allowed children to attend schools outside their neighborhoods in the hopes of encouraging racial diversity. c. enforced a rigid system of busing to ensure that each school had roughly the same racial profile as every other school in its district. d. allowed home-schooled students, almost all of whom were black, to participate in high school athletics, despite their poor performance on standard tests.