The ratification of which of the following amendments prompted the Supreme Court to begin applying the Bill of Rights to the states?

A. Thirteenth
B. Fourteenth
C. Fifteenth
D. Nineteenth
E. Twenty-first


Answer: B

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Perhaps the most significant fact about primary elections in congressional politics today is

A) ?the stangnation of the primary process. B) ?the banning candidates declared to be "extremist" from party races. C) ?the increasing cost of entry into primaries. D) the increase in competition for party nominations. E) the decline in competition for party nominations.

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