Critics of liberal democracy and capitalism, from moderate socialists to traditional communists, are united in a belief in human equality, especially as it relates to social, political, and economic rights and privileges. This belief is known as ________________.

This Roman statesman and philosopher argued that leaders should be knowledgeable about both natural law and positive law

a. St. Augustine b. St. Thomas Aquinas c. Plato d. Cicero e. Aristotle

Since the 1960s, the legal and social status of homosexuals in the United States has

a. improved dramatically, through steady, but quiet, political headway. b. yet to appear on the agendas of state and local governments. c. remained relatively constant, with minor gains and losses for advocates of gay rights. d. substantially decreased, with the Supreme Court upholding various anti-sodomy laws.