_________ is a mechanism provided by the Constitution that can be used to overturn a Supreme Court decision

What was the Supreme Court's rationale in the Civil Rights Cases (1883) for why Congress could not prohibit discrimination in public accommodations?

a. Congress cannot regulate public accommodations because they involve interstate commerce. b. Congress can only regulate government discrimination, not discrimination by private individuals. c. Congress cannot prohibit discrimination because doing so violates the First Amendment right to freedom of speech. d. Congress cannot prohibit discrimination because there was insufficient evidence that discrimination exists.

After reading about the challenges of conducting accurate surveys in the textbook's "How Do We Know?" box about gauging the opinions of more than 300 million Americans, which of the following questions do you think, more so than the others, is

worded to encourage a particular response? a. Do you approve of helping generation after generation on welfare? b. Do you approve of helping the poor? c. Do you approve of helping the disadvantaged? d. Do you approve of helping the unfortunate? e. Do you approve of helping those in need?