Would a federal law regulating Internet usage go against the rights guaranteed by the First Amendment? Does the Internet need some sort of regulatory law protecting all those that use it? Can you think of examples of content many may think should be regulated, such as threats, racism, and slander? Do you feel it should be regulated? Why or why not?

Although the women's rights movement had a large impact, no countries currently provide women with: o a. the right to hold the highest offices of government. o b. fair access to the court system. o c. equal representation in the government o d. the right to leave an unhappy or abusive marriage.

Which of the following created as part of president johnsons great was most directly aimed at breaking the cycle of poverty in the usa department of transportationb medicarec office of the consumer protectiond head start

Which statement best describes the relationship between the rule of law and democratic forms of government? o a. the rule of law ensures that leaders can only exercise the powers the people give them. b. the rule of law requires direct democracies to introduce representative government. o c. the rule of law allows elected officials to issue extremely harsh punishments for criminals. o d. the rule of law prevents democracies from growing too large to be efficiently governed.