________ assumes that political identities are malleable and suggests that we think of identity as an evolving political process rather than as a fixed set of identity categories

A. Primordialism
B. Interventionism
C. Constructivism
D. Communism
E. Fascism

C

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What is the strict scrutiny standard? What sort of classification system would cause the Supreme Court to apply that standard? What is the intermediate standard? Under what circumstances would it be applied? Give two examples of classifications that

would be subject to each standard of review. Do you agree with this tiered approach? Why or why not? What will be an ideal response?

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The Irish Famine of the 1840s shows that the famine ______.

A. had little to do with a lack of food and more to do with government policies and inaction B. was wrought from booming populations and the inability to produce enough safe food to match C. was exacerbated by emigration and loss of life, leading to a labor shortage and inability to harvest crops D. was inevitable due to specialized dependence on specific crops for food

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