At each national convention, a political party drafts the party ________ outlining the party's policies, positions, and principles
A) ordinance
B) caucus
C) constitution
D) platform
E) treaty
D
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Laws used by some southern states that required segregation of blacks and whites in public schools, railroads, buses, restaurants, and other public facilities were called
a. Black Codes. b. Jim Crow laws. c. racial reorganization. d. Slaughterhouse Codes. e. purge rules.
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a. The President struggled to ensure that Congress would provide enough money for the programs he requested. b. The President ensured that government employees were not taking bribes to ignore official policies. c. The President ensured that agents acting ostensibly on its behalf would faithfully carry out official policies. d. There was no guarantee that governors would automatically follow the president’s preferences when implementing new policies.
Which perspective would most likely emphasize Western imperialism as the reason why the Islamic world faded in the fifteenth century and Christian Europe rose?
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