A critic of the Warren Court would most likely argue that it __________
a. showed too much respect for precedent
b. acted more like a legislature than tribunal
c. did not go far enough to protect individual rights
d. paid too much attention to influential members of Congress
b
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Discuss the consequences of the Supreme Court rulings on the role of money in American politics and make an argument for whether those consequences have been, on the whole, positive or negative. Provide examples to support your argument
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The Watergate scandal broke and Richard Nixon was forced to resign largely due to which of the following?
a. the Senate investigation spurred by the “leaks” of “Deep Throat,” later claimed to be Federal Bureau of Investigation bureaucrat Mark Felt b. the House investigation into impropriety in the savings and loan industry c. the House banking scandal d. a casual conversation between President Nixon and Henry Kissinger, which was overheard by a reporter at a state dinner