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Americans are likely to think of freedom and equality as
 
  A) conflicting.
  B) less important than order.
  C) complementary.
  D) the only values that really matter.
  E) inherent in socialist governmental systems.

Question 2

During the 1990s, Congress prohibited private businesses from discriminating in employment, public services, and public accommodations on the basis of physical or mental disabilities. This act creates a clash between
 
  A) freedom and order.
  B) equality and order.
  C) liberty and justice.
  D) freedom and equality.
  E) equal opportunity and equal outcomes.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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