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In the Bakke case, the Supreme Court ruled that
 
  a. set quotas in university admissions based solely on race were unconstitutional.
  b. set quotas of any kind were unconstitutional.
  c. quotas were acceptable if the applicants from majority groups did not protest.
  d. quotas were required in some circumstances.
  e. quotas could not be used when making admissions decisions at public universities.

Question 2

Most of the legislative organizations in the United States meet in sessions that are biennial. What does that mean?
 
  a. The legislative branch meets twice a year for six months.
  b. A legislative session consists of a two-year period until the new legislature is elected.
  c. The legislature meets once in committee and once as a group.
  d. The legislature meets twice per month, as needed, until all business is completed.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

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