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A) authorizes states to grant marital rights to a same-sex couple that has been granted these rights by another state.
B) authorizes states to deny marital rights to a same-sex couple that has been granted these rights by another state.
C) invalidated,through federal legislation,the marriages of same-sex couples that had become married in states that allow same-sex unions.
D) established a timeline by which all states must legally allow same-sex marriages.
E) invalided state laws that had mandated that marriage be defined only as a union between a man and a woman.
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A) Adarand v.Pena.
B) Fullilove v.Klutznick.
C) Craig v.Boren.
D) Rostker v.Goldberg.
E) United States v.Virginia.
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A) toward greater integration.
B) toward greater segregation.
C) to rely more and more on busing.
D) to reinstate de jure racial segregation.
E) to retain the gains in racial integration achieved through the 1970s,but not to further them.
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A) California
B) Texas
C) Vermont
D) Massachusetts
E) Alabama
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A) She became the first woman to be elected governor of a state.
B) She became the first woman to run on the national ticket of a major political party.
C) She became the first woman to serve as attorney general of the United States.
D) She was the first woman to hold the top position in the U.S.House of Representatives.
E) She was the first person to hold the top position in the U.S.Senate.
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A) 1789
B) 1856
C) 1924
D) 1972
E) 1998
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A) equality of opportunity.
B) affirmative action.
C) comparable worth.
D) de jure discrimination.
E) reverse discrimination.
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A) greed
B) racial discrimination
C) obesity
D) street violence
E) religious intolerance
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A) vote.
B) hold office.
C) serve on juries.
D) own and dispense property without the husband's consent.
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) today number more than 2 million.
B) have a far higher infant mortality rate than the national average.
C) have in recent years filed suit to reclaim their ancestral lands.
D) are less than half as likely to finish college as other Americans.
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) falls largely outside the scope of the law-people are free to rent or sell property to whomever they want.
B) is an area where equality in practice is now nearly a reality;people of similar incomes,regardless of race or color,find it equally easy to qualify for home mortgages.
C) is an unimportant civil rights issue,since housing patterns almost completely reflect the personal preferences of people and are not substantially influenced by past or present racial bias.
D) continues to evidence a high degree of racial segregation.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) they are the fastest-growing minority in the United States.
B) they have made major political gains in terms of electing local officials,particularly in the southwestern states.
C) Hispanics are healthier and have a longer life expectancy than would be expected from their education and income levels.
D) their average annual income is relatively close to the national average.
E) they are one of the nation's oldest ethnic groups.
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A) Civil Rights Act of 1964
B) Voting Rights Act of 1965
C) 1957 Little Rock riots
D) "I have a dream" speech
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) was a practice that should be left to state governments to adopt or reject.
B) should be enacted and monitored by the federal government to ensure full compliance.
C) was as necessary to ensure racial justice as was the ending of de facto segregation in 1954.
D) was a permanent solution to an intractable problem.
E) deprived white students of their Fourteenth Amendment right to equal protection.
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A) The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) was ratified by the necessary 38 states in 1982.
B) The women's rights movement began in the era of World War I and within a few years achieved voting rights for women.
C) Women have made clear gains in the areas of appointive and elective offices.
D) Women tend to cast their votes for Republican candidates.
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) they have not attained a proportionate share of top business positions.
B) Asian Americans are an upwardly mobile group but are underrepresented in top positions in society due to past and present discrimination.
C) Asian Americans have the highest percentage of two-parent families of any racial group.
D) Asian Americans have made notable educational advancements.
E) Asian Americans have the second highest median family income of any group.
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A) About one in three single-parent families that are headed by women live below the poverty line.
B) The 1993 Family and Medical Leave Act represented a setback for women by reducing the amount of guaranteed benefits that new mothers receive.
C) Recent Supreme Court decisions have made it harder for employees to sue an organization that retaliates against them for filing a sexual harassment complaint.
D) There are generally fewer single-parent families headed by women below the poverty line than two-parent families below the poverty line.
E) The "feminization of poverty" describes the phenomenon of greater government protection for women below the poverty line than men.
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