Who participates in runoff elections in an open primary? The four candidates who receive the most votes in the first primary.
The two candidates who receive the most votes in the first primary.
The four candidates who receive the most votes in the second primary.
The two candidates who receive the most votes in the second primary.

What is the role of institutions in society - do they perform positive functions, or simply work in the interests of the powerful and against the powerless? (a related question here is why do our life chances vary by class, gender and ethnicity)

Which of the following organizations worked primarily for women’s suffrage? nawsa naacp wctu ncl

What policy did "jim crow" laws put in place? black codes integration segregation 2. the supreme court case that established the doctrine of "separate but equal" was dred scott v. sandford plessy v. ferguson brown v. board of education 3. the supreme court case that overturned the doctrine of "separate but equal" wasdred scott v. sandford plessy v. ferguson brown v. board of education