The Women in Development movement was begun by:

What was the significance of Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education (1971)?

a. It was the case in which the Supreme Court outlawed de jure segregation. b. It was the case in which the Supreme Court outlawed de facto segregation. c. It was the case in which the Supreme Court ruled that racially restrictive covenants in property deeds were not legally enforceabl e. d. It was the case in which the Supreme Court held that a number of methods, including busing, could be used to eliminate school segregation. e. It was the first case to deal with municipal employment discrimination.

Senate confirmation of justices turned nasty in the late 1980s, after President Reagan's nomination of ________, which faced fierce opposition from liberals

a. Clarence Thomas b. Robert Bork c. John J. Roberts d. Ruth Bader Ginsberg e. Samuel Alito