Jurists and Scholars That Believe Changes in Circumstances Are Irrelevant

question 10

Multiple Choice

Jurists and scholars that believe changes in circumstances are irrelevant, and that the constitution is limited in scope to what the framers envisioned, support a doctrine referred to as​ ______________________.

• A) ​living constitutionalism
• B) ​activism
• C) ​originalism
• D) ​broad constructionism
• E) ​territorialism

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Definitions:

Dominates Meeting

Refers to an individual or topic that significantly influences or controls the direction and discussion of a meeting, often overshadowing other participants or matters.

Meeting's Progress

The advancement or development of topics, discussions, and decisions during a scheduled meeting.

Statement Of Purpose

A written document often required for academic or job applications, outlining an individual's objectives and motivations.

Number Of Participants

The total count of individuals actively taking part in an event, study, or activity.