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dmcintosh

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What is a motor voter law?
 
  a. It requires that states and cities offer rides for voters who could not otherwise get to the polls.
  b. It prevents municipalities from closing the polls when voters are still in line.
  c. It requires that voting places provide adequate parking facilities for voters.
  d. It allows people in a given locality to register to vote at convenient places such as the registry of motorvehicles.
 e. It banned poll taxes and other restrictions to voting.

Question 2

The Partition that led to the formation of the separate states of India and Pakistan
 
  a. was supported by Mohandas Gandhi.
  b. occurred without any kind of interethnic violence.
  c. resulted in hardly any migration and displacement as the Muslim and Hindu populations were largely already settled in accordance to the Partition's boundaries.
  d. was brought about, at least in part, due to tensions between the Hindu and Muslim populations.
  e. was the result of a decision by the United Nations.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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