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Kentucky's rubber dollar ruling was an example of constitutional change by:
 
  A. constitutional amendment.
  B. circumvention.
  C. judicial interpretation.
  D. constitutional convention.

Question 2

The Model State Constitution:
 
  A. provides for a large number of elected executive officers.
  B. provides for the governor to appoint department heads.
  C. provides for an elected Supreme Court and lower courts.
  D. provides for the governor to be chosen by the legislature.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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