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<br>Eleventh Homework

<br>Eleventh Homework

Read the chapters on first four pages of “Civil Rights,” pp. 181-86 and “Public Policy,” pp. 193-98 in the textbook.  Complete and self-grade the multiple choice [[question]]s at the end of each chapter.

Read the chapters on first four pages of “[[Civil Rights]],” pp. 181-86 and “[[Public Policy]],” pp. 193-98 in the textbook.  Complete and self-grade the multiple choice [[question]]s at the end of each chapter.

Because the reading is more than usual, the questions are fewer than usual.  Each is worth 6 points:

Because the reading is more than usual, the questions are fewer than usual.  Each is worth 6 points:

1. The federal law prohibiting discrimination against the disabled is the ____________,

1. The federal law prohibiting discrimination against the disabled is the ____________,

2. Explain what “affirmative action” is.  Contrast it with “quotas”.

2. Explain what “[[affirmative action]]” is.  Contrast it with “[[quotas]]”.

3. Did Congress ever require “comparable worth”?  Include in your answer an explanation of what it is.

3. Did Congress ever require “[[comparable worth]]”?  Include in your answer an explanation of what it is.

4. Some criticize our “regulatory state.”  What are they referring to?

4. Some criticize our “[[regulatory state]].”  What are they referring to?

5. Explain how books can influence public policy, providing at least two examples.

5. Explain how books can influence [[public policy]], providing at least two examples.

(No extra credit this week.)

(No extra credit this week.)

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