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A central theme in Ronald Reagan's "A Time For Choosing"
was that the more the government spends on social
programs, the more these social programs were needed. -
✔✔True


Abraham Lincoln believed that African-Americans were equal
with white Americans in the sense that they deserved
"certain, unalienable rights," but were not equal in other
aspects. - ✔✔True


Abraham Lincoln believed the Founding Fathers would have
been pleased with how the Constitution had been upheld and
interpreted in Dred Scott. - ✔✔False


According to "Ten Conservative Principles", Conservatives
stick with traditions and strive for continuity. - ✔✔True


According to Murray Rothbard, in "For a New Liberty", the
State should be subject to the same punishments as its
citizens are. - ✔✔True

, Based on what he said in "Constitutional Government in
America", Woodrow Wilson believed the Constitution should
be interpreted as the Founders understood it. - ✔✔False


Burke, in his "Speech to the Electors of Bristol", advises
elected officials to focus primarily on doing what is in the
national interest even if it conflicts with the voters that put
them in the office. - ✔✔True


Edmund Burke believed that a Member of Parliament should
be concerned for the whole nation, not just for their own local
interests. - ✔✔True


Edmund Burke believed that politicians were responsible for
keeping their constituents happy. - ✔✔False


In his State of the Union Address, Roosevelt argues that
economic security should include the right to health care,
shelter, and education. - ✔✔True


In McCulloch v. Maryland, the Supreme Court ruled that states
do not have the power to tax a national bank created by
Congress. - ✔✔True

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