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A nation controlled by those with the most resources is called a
 
  a. meritocracy.
 b. theocracy.
 c. plutocracy.
 d. capitalism.

Question 2

What is the connection between poverty and the U.S. legal system?
 
  a. The poor are likely to use the best attorneys with the most resources at the taxpayers expense.
 b. Poor defendents do not have to accept plea bargains because their attorneys are provided for them.
 c. Public defender offices suffer from lack of money and too much work.
 d. The law ensures equality in the justice system.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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