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5. Krikorian's adoption of “the national consciousness of an American” is what Hudson Institute scholar John Fonte calls:
a. re-crossing the Delaware.
b. the perfect privilege.
c. patriotic assimilation.
d. overthreading the loom.
2. According to HRC why aren't "civil unions" enough for same-gender couples?
a. “Civil union" doesn't sound serious
b. Many couples want religious ceremony.
c. Done in private
d. Civil unions provide state-level benefits, not 1000+ benefits that marriage offers.
1. Barbara Epstein concludes with a call for
a. redefining feminism as an idea.
b. abandonment of the quest for an egalitarian society and a new
focus on individualism.
c. more women getting involved in academia.
d. a return to a revised version of radical feminism.
2. Kate O'Beirne cites a researcher who noted that all of the "big things in life," including health and long life, depend on
a. financial stability.
b. marriage.
c. self-actualization.
d. equality.
1. The members of the President’s Council on Bioethics note that at first glance, a memory-altering drug would seem ideally suited for the prevention of:
a. post-traumatic stress disorder.
b. combat fatigue.
c. schizophreniform disorder.
d. delusional recall.
2. Michael J. Sandel describes a case in which a man and woman were criticized for their efforts to have a child who was:
a. taller than average.
b. gifted with musical ability.
c. likely to be homosexual.
d. deaf from birth.
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