Case studies provide an ethical alternative to experiments

What was President Woodrow Wilson's position toward women's suffrage?

A) He was afraid women would vote against Democratic interests and constituencies and so opposed it, and then changed his tune when his opponent supported women's right to vote. B) He was adamantly opposed to it. C) He was conflicted, because he liked the idea of educated women voting but thought most women were too uninformed to vote. D) He was morally opposed to the idea of women voting, but he thought they might support the platform of the Democrats, so he wanted women to vote. E) He had always supported women's suffrage because he had a great deal of respect for his mother, a college professor.

A key difference between laissez-faire and Keynesian economic policy is

A) ?the level of government involvement in the nation's economy. B) ?the value of printed money in relation to the gold standard. C) ?how each deals with the issue of inflation. D) ?the way in which government surpluses are spent. E) ?the importance of easy credit for businesses.