The decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka was based on the Court's interpretation of the
A) First Amendment.
B) Tenth Amendment.
C) Fourteenth Amendment.
D) Twenty-seventh Amendment.
E) the due process clause.
Question -2-Democrats tend to subscribe to the __________ view of the economy, which supports government aid to the economically disadvantaged.
A) seedling
B) bubble up
C) percolate up
D) rise up
E) rainbow
Question -3-Which of the following delivered the Supreme Court's decision in the Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka case?
A) Roger B. Taney
B) Earl Warren
C) John Marshall
D) John Marshall Harlan
E) Warren Burger
Question -4-A key difference between laissez-faire and Keynesian economic policy is
A) the level of government involvement in the nation's economy.
B) the value of printed money in relation to the gold standard.
C) how each deals with the issue of inflation.
D) the way in which government surpluses are spent.
E) the importance of easy credit for businesses.
Question -5-In the case of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka the Supreme Court did which of the following?
A) ruled that separate educational facilities are inherently unequal
B) upheld the doctrine of separate but equal
C) declared the Civil Rights Law of 1875 to be unconstitutional
D) declared that black Americans are not citizens under the Constitution
E) required states to accept Jim Crow laws
Question -6-The basis for supply-side economics is that in order to control inflation government should
A) only regulate imported goods.
B) increase taxes.
C) enforce stricter regulations on companies.
D) spend tax dollars to create jobs.
E) reduce regulation and cut taxes.
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