Much of the governing work in the United States is done by

The Second Civil Rights Act mandated that

A) everyone is entitled to full and equal enjoyment of public accommodations. B) freed slaves were entitled to equal work for equal pay. C) it was a federal crime for anyone to use law or custom to deprive an individual of his or her rights. D) the separate-but-equal doctrine was the law of the land. E) former slaves could participate fully in the political system.

Chechen suicide bombers in Russia and Tutsi militias in Rwanda demonstrate

A) the continued power of the state in the Neo-Westphalian system. B) the decreasing value of religious identities in the secular Neo-Westphalian system. C) the dominant role of transnational advocacy networks in the Neo-Westphalian system. D) the lack of universal notions of human rights in the Neo-Westphalian system. E) the renewed importance of tribal and regional identity in the Neo-Westphalian system.