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Jramos095

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What did the Supreme Court rule in Afroyim v. Rusk?
 
  A) that a person is protected from being tried twice for the same offense
  B) that Congress has no right to take away American citizenship unless it is freely renounced
  C) that the Constitution protects people from having their home searched by state authorities unless the authorities have first procured a search warrant from a judicial officer
  D) that the government is prohibited from wiretapping domestic groups unless it first procures a search warrant from a judicial officer
  E) that desertion from the military constitutes loss of citizenship

Question 2

The merit system refers to
 
  A) the selection and promotion of government employees on the basis of examinations.
  B) a system of checks on Congress intended to prevent discrimination.
  C) a process of selecting policies based on their value.
  D) a system that was used for hiring bureaucrats under Andrew Jackson.
  E) using work experience in lieu of educational qualifications when applying for federal positions.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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