Aldous Huxley's novel, Brave New World, presents a world entirely based on
a) survival of the fittest, where the hardest workers and the strongest individuals thrive and the weak die. b) a society where everyone is only out for him or herself, everyone is completely self-interested and motivated by greed and selfishness. c) a rigidly hierarchical world where people are created in test tubes to fill different slots and conditioned from birth to welcome their assigned role. d) None of the above
c
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What did some of the first states insist be added to the U.S. Constitution before they would ratify it?
a. Procedure for adding more states to the Union b. Bill of Rights c. Clarification of state sovereignty d. Interstate commerce clause
New ideas and programs in the states
a. come primarily from federal agencies. b. are more likely to come from states outside a state's own region. c. spread rapidly as states learn from one another. d. come mainly from the private sector.