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The environmental policy of the Reagan administrations of the 1980s was to
 
  a. pass strict regulations to control pollution.
  b. make the EPA more responsive to the needs of industry.
  c. involve government more directly with the needs of workers.
  d. vigorously enforce existing pollution control laws.

Question 2

In Denmark and Japan, what happened when they made the sale of hard-core pornography legal?
 
  A) Sexual abuse in families increased.
  B) Sex crimes against children dropped.
  C) The incidence of rape increased dramatically.
  D) They saw decreases in use of prostitutes.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

B



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