Prior to the sixth century, India drew much of its common identity from:

In Lynch v. Donnelly (1984), the Supreme Court ____________ a city-sponsored Christmas nativity scene as a violation of the Establishment Clause

a. upheld b. struck down c. refused to review d. None of the above is true.

The Three-Fifths Compromise, which was crafted to address the impasse on slavery,

A) avoided the use of the word "slave," instead referring to "all other persons." B) did not abolish slavery, but did bring an immediate end to the importation of slaves into this country. C) illustrated the power of the Northern states at the convention. D) brought an immediate end to the institution of slavery. E) enhanced the influence that Northern states would have in a newly created Congress.