The arguments in favor of the ratification of the American constitution of 1787 were gathered together and are now known collectively
a. the Declaration of Independence.
b. the Articles of Confederation.
c. the Federalist Papers.
d. the Magna Carta.
e. the Anti-Federalist Papers.
c
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A "pocket veto" is when
A) Congress overrides a president's veto. B) the president negates particular provisions of a law while letting the remainder stand. C) the president fails to sign a law that was passed by Congress within 10 days of the session adjournment. D) the president makes a major appointment that ordinarily requires congressional confirmation after Congress has adjourned. E) the president signs a law that was passed by Congress but then tries to block its implementation.
What was Texas's response to the federal government's order to desegregate schools in the 1950s?
A. Texas immediately rejected the order and the U.S. National Guard had to be brought in to enforce it. B. Texas launched an immediate, statewide resistance to desegregation. C. Some school districts quickly desegregated, while others resisted integration well into the 1960s. D. Texas school districts have never been legally segregated. E. Unlike much of the Deep South, Texas integrated its schools with little trouble.