In the 1960s, President Lyndon Johnson's __________ program featured more than 60 reform measures, including increases in federal aid to education, the enactment of Medicare and Medicaid, and a voting rights act for racial/ethnic minorities

What is the purpose of the Federal Communications Commission’s “equal time rule”?

a. It mandates the amount of time that a station is allowed to broadcast politically oriented programs. b. It mandates that media outlets must give free time to the government to advocate for its tax-supported programs. c. It mandates that radio and television stations must offer equal amounts of airtime to all political candidates who want to broadcast advertisements. d. It restricts the amount of political advertising that a newspaper may carry in comparison to television. e. It requires a station to allot equal time slots to every candidate who is able to pay for them.

The historical reference to a "wall of separation" between religion and the state can be found in

A. the Bill of Rights. B. a series of debates in the First Congress. C. the writings of Thomas Jefferson. D. twentieth-century Supreme Court decisions. E. the Federalist papers.