The secular regulation rule holds that
a. a religious organization cannot accept donations from nonmembers.
b. a church cannot hold services after midnight.
c. there is no constitutional right to exemption on free exercise grounds from laws dealing with nonreligious matters.
d. religious symbols cannot be displayed on public property.
e. a religious organization cannot accept donations from state government.
c
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What is meant by the term, divided government?
A) ?There is deadlock in government. B) ?Government is unresponsive to the public. C) There is split-party control of Congress and the presidency. D) The Speaker of the House is a member of the minority party. E) ?Congress is divided into two chambers, a senate and a House of Representatives.
How did the District of Columbia obtain the ability to play a role in the presidential selection process?
A) The original wording of the constitution recognized District of Columbia as a state. B) The District of Columbia became a state in 1961 and, as a result, gained electoral votes. C) The U.S. Constitution was amended to include the District of Columbia in the electoral college. D) The District of Columbia's representatives in the U.S. House and Senate introduced legislation to make the change. E) A federal law was created that extended the right to vote to citizens of the District of Columbia.
All together throughout the European debt crisis (2010–2016), Greece accepted how many bailouts?
a. none b. one c. two d. three
Charter schools
A. are publicly funded but have more freedom in determining curricula than public schools. B. have been opposed by President Obama, through executive orders to drain their funding. C. are privately funded and have total freedom in determining curricula. D. are promoted primarily by Democrats as a strong, publicly-funded method of improving education. E. are publicly funded and have no more freedom in choosing students than do public schools, though they have greater freedom in determining curricula.