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Noncontributory programs, such as Medicaid, are implemented in part through means testing, meaning that

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which replaced the federal food stamps of earlier times with debit cards that can be used to buy food, is an example of a program that offers ________ benefits to lower-income people.

II. Grammatik A. Wer soll was machen? Herr and Frau Nowak would like to leave on vacation with their children as soon as possible, so they are instructing people what to do. Write what they say in the imperative. (8 points)  Frau Nowak to her husband: das Tablet / bitte / mitbringen [a] Herr Nowak to the children: euer Zimmer / bitte / aufräumen [b] Frau Nowak to the neighbor Frau stark: am Freitag / bitte / vorbeikommen [c] the children to their dog Fritzi: zu Hause / bleiben [d]  

A federal program that provides uniform minimum monthly benefits to people with little to no income who are elderly, blind, or disabled is

A strategy that launches a media campaign to build popular support is called

Most state ballot initiatives are now sponsored by

12.  An Army Commander issued a written military order preventing service members from wearing clothing in support of the #MeToo movement while on base, even in areas where service members are traditionally allowed to wear civilian clothing.  The stated purpose of the order was to prevent the exacerbation of tensions between male and female service members while on base.  Assuming a group of service members files suit against the order, what is the most likely result based on U.S. Supreme Court precedent?

The government can force a large business to dissolve into smaller companies if it can show that the business ________, as it did with the telephone company AT&T and its affiliated regional Bell System companies in the 1980s, through antitrust regulation.

According to “The Social Dilemma: Lies Spread 6x Faster Than the Truth on Social Media,” the technology experts interviewed in the story warn that use of social media today results in all of the following except   

28.  The State of California passed a law that one Bible verse must be read aloud every morning over the loud speaker of schools administering K-12 public education in California.  Assume a group of parents objects to the requirement and files suit to enjoin the law from taking effect, which statement most accurately describes the outcome based on U.S. Supreme Court precedent?