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One way jurisdictions have attempted to maintain greater control over wayward youth has been the implementation of what type of laws?

Data is information from which conclusions can be drawn. a. True b. False

Aristotle's formal principle of justice states, from each according to his or her ability, to each according to his or her need. all people are to be treated the same in every situation.

The primary determinant of the health consequences of stress is

Alex sees her mother mixing ingredients for a cake. Later, Alex takes a bowl and spoon out of the cabinet and pretends to mix some imaginary ingredients. Of which theory of gender development would this be a good example?

even though there are three equal branches of our government defined by our constitution, do you believe that one has more power over the other two and why?

How did the Allies acquire copies of many destroyed Nazi records? a. they reconstructed them from destroyed ones b. they were recreated by the defendants c. they found copies in various regional offices d.

Understanding Concepts Political Processes Why do you think that, both for proposing and for ratifying amendments to the Constitution, the convention method is seldom used?

The most important reason for the growth of labor unions in the latter half of the 19th century was

The Supreme Court decision in Gray v. Sanders (1963) was instrumental in A) establishing the "one person, one vote" standard for legislative districting. B) overturning the long-standing "separate but equal" standard in education.