NAFTA and the EU are both examples of a ________

A supporter of limiting campaign contributions from corporations is likely to make which of these arguments?

a. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution should not be interpreted as protecting the power of money. b. Any growing inequality of wealth has been caused by economic trends that are independent of government policies. c. Any advantage as a result of corporate influence is canceled out by the high taxes levied on corporations and by overregulation of corporations. d. Political action committees are merely organizations that permit individuals with a shared interest to coordinate their political activity; shared economic interests are just as worthy of representation as religious, ideological, ethnic, or any other kind of interest. e. All of these are arguments that supporters would make.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 did all of the following EXCEPT for

A. creating the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. B. protecting voters by outlawing literacy tests. C. barring discrimination by accommodations engaged in interstate commerce. D. prohibiting discrimination in employment based on sex. E. prohibiting discrimination in employment based on race.