A) Europe.
B) Asia.
C) Latin America.
D) Africa.
E) Australia.
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A) President Truman.
B) President Eisenhower.
C) President Kennedy.
D) President Reagan.
E) President Carter.
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A) it became apparent that disadvantaged Americans would not attain equal employment opportunities through lawsuits that benefited single individuals only.
B) the Supreme Court declared in Bakke that the Fourteenth Amendment requires government and large firms to hire more women and minorities.
C) the Supreme Court ruled that de facto discrimination is unlawful.
D) private firms decided on their own that a more diverse workforce was actually a more productive and effective workforce.
E) the Supreme Court rendered its Adarand v. Pena decision in 1995.
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A) government only.
B) private parties only.
C) both government and private parties.
D) the president specifically.
E) Congress specifically.
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A) expired in the late 1990s.
B) prohibits discrimination in voting and voter registration.
C) was strengthened by the 2013 Supreme Court decision Shelby County v. Holder.
D) applies only to federal elections, not state and local elections.
E) has no significant provisions for enforcement.
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A) authorized states to grant marital rights to a same-sex couple that had been granted these rights by another state.
B) authorized states to deny marital rights to a same-sex couple that had been granted these rights by another state.
C) invalidated, through federal legislation, the marriages of same-sex couples that had become married in states that allow same-sex unions.
D) established a timeline by which all states must legally allow same-sex marriages.
E) invalided state laws that had mandated that marriage be defined only as a union between a man and a woman.
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A) falls largely outside the scope of the law-people are free to rent or sell property to whomever they want.
B) is an area where equality in practice is now nearly a reality; people of similar incomes, regardless of race or color, find it equally easy to qualify for home mortgages.
C) is an unimportant civil rights issue, since housing patterns almost completely reflect the personal preferences of people and are not substantially influenced by past or present racial bias.
D) continues to evidence a high degree of racial segregation.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) Europe.
B) Asia.
C) Latin America.
D) Africa.
E) Australia.
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A) moved to outlaw it.
B) moved to narrow its application.
C) asked Congress to clarify the policy.
D) asked the president to clarify the policy.
E) asked the state legislatures to clarify the policy.
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A) reasonable basis test.
B) strict scrutiny test.
C) intermediate scrutiny test.
D) precedent basis test.
E) suspect classification test.
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A) by governments in their conduct of elections (e.g., registration, placement of polling booths) .
B) by private individuals in their social relations-bigoted statements and other acts of prejudice are unlawful under most circumstances.
C) by governments in their job practices and provision of services (e.g., schools, roads) .
D) by private individuals in their employment practices and in their operation of public accommodations (e.g., hotels, restaurants) .
E) All of these answers are correct.
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A) reasonable basis test.
B) strict scrutiny test.
C) intermediate scrutiny test.
D) precedent basis test.
E) suspect classification test.
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A) Hispanics
B) African Americans
C) white women
D) white men
E) white southerners
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A) strict racial quotas were a valid means of ensuring racial diversity on college campuses.
B) private colleges could refuse to admit prospective students on the basis of sexual orientation.
C) male-only admissions policies at state-supported military academies were unconstitutional.
D) because female instructors created an undue distraction at all-male universities, the schools in question could discriminate against women in their hiring practices.
E) colleges affiliated with a particular religion could not take the religious persuasion of job candidates into consideration during the hiring process.
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A) was a practice that should be left to state governments to adopt or reject.
B) should be enacted and monitored by the federal government to ensure full compliance.
C) was as necessary to ensure racial justice as was the ending of de facto segregation in 1954.
D) was a permanent solution to an intractable problem.
E) deprived students of their Fourteenth Amendment right to equal protection.
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A) declared the entire Voting Rights Act unconstitutional.
B) was a victory for the Obama administration in general and Attorney General Eric Holder in particular.
C) argued that Congress had set standards for ensuring voting rights that were no longer relevant.
D) requires states be more diligent in ensuring that minorities have full voting rights.
E) was all the more emphatic because it had a unanimous 9-0 vote.
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A) 93
B) 50
C) 65
D) 80
E) 70
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A) Boston, Massachusetts.
B) San Francisco, California.
C) Minneapolis, Minnesota.
D) Seneca Falls, New York.
E) Madison, Wisconsin.
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A) voting.
B) hiring.
C) education.
D) housing.
E) work conditions.
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