What are two arguments put forth by supporters of the death penalty?
What will be an ideal response?
Supporters of the death penalty argue that much-needed prison space would be available if the state expanded the list of capital crimes and executed more prisoners. They also argue that putting the condemned to death would save taxpayers money.
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In which federal courts are trials conducted?
a. circuit – b. district c. common d. original
What did the Federalists favor?
a. strong state governments, relative to the central government b. an all-powerful central government c. a stronger central government, relative to the state governments d. strong economic ties to Europe
On average and on most issues, what percentage of the American public are "chronic know-nothings" in terms of public affairs?
a. 10 percent c. 50 percent b. 20 percent d. 75 percent
According to economic structuralism, the role of the state is to
a. act as an umpire among the various classes. b. serve the interests of the capitalist class. c. develop regularities that level the playing field. d. support the interests of the workers.