The NAACP opposed the Million Man March because of its organizer
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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The Gulf oil spill of 2010 highlighted what central problem in the relationship between government agencies and the industries they regulate?
a. The agency in charge of setting safety standards for oil and gas drilling also issued permits to the oil industry, which created a conflict of interest. b. British Petroleum was contributing large amounts of money to the campaign of the congressional representatives in charge of setting safety standards for oil and gas drilling, which created a conflict of interest. c. The political appointee who headed the agency in charge of issuing permits held stock in the oil and gas industry and used his influence to push the department in charge of safety standards to look the other way. d. A member of the oil industry served on the independent regulatory commission that set safety standards for oil and gas drilling, which created a conflict of interest.
In law, a "secular" purpose means that
a. the rights of individuals to own guns shall not be infringed. b. under the Constitution, rules must apply for reasons apart from religion. c. police may not search your home without a search warrant. d. there can be no abridgement of political speech. e. the death penalty has to apply equally to all, without regard to race or gender.
Which of the following differentiates a state and a nation?
A. A state is a form of political identity, whereas a nation is a political-legal abstraction. B. Membership in a state is an objective and legal fact, while the feeling of identification with a nation is a subjective sentiment. C. Unlike states, nations have organizational and institutional characteristics such as administrative officials or mapped boundaries. D. States practice decentralized decision making, while nations take their decisions unilaterally. E. States do not claim a monopoly on the legitimate use of force over their own people like nations.
The Jungle, a critical examination of Chicago's meatpacking industry, was written by __________
a. Sinclair Lewis b. Frederick Jamison c. Upton Sinclair d. Edward R. Murrow