The devices used by the white supremacy movement to disenfranchise blacks included all but a.literacy tests. b.grandfather clauses. c.poll taxes. d.black primaries.

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A: Voting rights of African American voters

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A: Artistic proofs was a term coined by Aristotle to refer to the three Greek modes of persuasion for c...

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A: Function of rhetoric in society

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A: Sources of American Law

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A: Stein Rokkan's four stages in modern state formation

Q: Discuss the fundamental difference between a democracy and a republic.

A: Democracy and Republic

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A: After the Civil War there were a number of changes in the southern states. The changes were a result...

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A: Single member district and proportional representation (PR)

Q: State one difference between Orthodox and modified models of politics-administration dichotomy.

A: The old and new models of Public Administration

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A: Booker T. Washington was an influential black leader. He was one of the earliest well educated black...

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A: Artistic proofs was a term coined by Aristotle to refer to the three Greek modes of persuasion for c...

Q: Why is self-government and individualism important?

A: Self-government refers to a government we are citizens rule and control their own affairs. This is p...

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A: Understanding Neo-liberalism

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A: Rally 'round the flag effect

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A: Emancipation proclamation by President Abraham Lincoln.

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Q: Provide an example in which one interest might be pursued at the expense of another, using the Jentl...

A: Jentelson model of national interest- power, peace, prosperity and principles