When did the fundamental freedoms doctrine become the Supreme Court's governing principle?
A) During the 1960s in the midst of the Vietnam War
B) At the time when the civil rights amendments were ratified
C) During the creation of the Bill of Rights
D) During World War I
E) During the McCarthy era of the 1950s
A
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__________ are delegates who are not bound to vote in a way that reflects their state's caucus or primary results
A) Unassigned delegates B) Pledged delegates C)Superdelegates D) Open delegates
How does the democratic peace theory inform presidential actions in foreign policy?
A)The assumptions of the theory have no dramatic or noticeable effect on presidential decision making in foreign affairs. B)The beliefs surrounding democracy make presidents inherently more aggressive toward other democratic states. C)The core principles embedded in the American understanding of democracy makes presidents pacifists. D)The utopian ideal of American democracy fuels the repeated exertion of American global power.
Voters themselves can place constitutional amendments on the ballot by using the _____
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
State and local governments often levy "sin taxes" on certain items and earmark the money for specific programs
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.