Cases Heard in Federal District Courts Generally Fall into One

question 119

Multiple Choice

Cases heard in federal district courts generally fall into one of three categories,including
I.those involving the federal government as a party.
II.those involving decisions remanded by the Supreme Court.
III.those that have a federal question.
IV.those that involve disputes between citizens from two different states.

• A)III only
• B)I and II
• C)I, II, and IV
• D)I, III, and IV
• E)I, II, III, and IV

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Definitions:

One Faith

The concept of a single, unified religion or belief system that all members of a society adhere to.

Fronde

A series of civil wars in France between 1648 and 1653, characterized by complex alliances among the nobility, the parliament, and the French people, largely in opposition to royal absolutism and the growing centralization of power.

Nobles

Members of the highest social class in some societies, typically holding hereditary titles or offices.