A legal tool just by courts to inspect the merits of a personal liberty, or freedoms, in relation to the governments legitimate responsibility to protect the society

In Zelman v. Simmons-Harris, the Supreme Court ruled that a state program providing families with vouchers could be used to __________

a. pay tuition at religious schools b. get birth control c. attend the doctor d. receive free or reduced price meals

A candidate who runs for office without seeking a party nomination is known as a(an) ______.

a. primary candidate b. independent candidate c. second-string candidate d. dark-horse candidate