_______ was the eighteenth-century revival movement that stressed personal experience of religion

In the case Buckley v. Valeo, the Supreme Court upheld contribution limits as a way to

a. avoid real or apparent bribery. b. control campaign fraud. c. encourage political participation. d. level the playing field for third parties. e. spur public deliberation.

In part, the incorporation decisions handed down by the Supreme Court since 1925 have done which of the following?

a. severely limited the ability of individuals to seek redress in federal court for violations of their constitutional rights b. caused a dramatic decrease in the docket of the Supreme Court c. forced the states to amend their own constitutions to be more like the U.S. Constitution d. offered new opportunities for litigation and have generated dramatic growth in civil liberties cases