In Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission (2010), the Supreme Court ruled that interest groups could sponsor advertisements in favor of particular candidates

What was the significance of the Supreme Court ruling in Lawrence v. Texas?

A) The Supreme Court shifted its stance to adjust to changing mores. B) The Court maintained the right to privacy even though it was against popular opinion. C) The Court reiterated its statement that homosexual behavior should be outlawed. D) The Court confirmed the right of married couples to be free from any government interference. E) The Court created the first national restrictions on abortion rights.

Al Gore, in the presidential election of 2004, won the __________ but did not win the presidency

a. Electoral College vote– b. popular vote c. binding vote d. pledged vote