The Active Yet Nonviolent Refusal to Comply with Morally-Objectionable Laws

question 48

Multiple Choice

The active yet nonviolent refusal to comply with morally-objectionable laws, used by abolitionist organizations like the American Anti-Slavery Society and civil rights activists like Martin Luther King, Jr., is known as what?

• A) affirmative action
• B) intersectionality
• C) strict scrutiny
• D) affirmative disobedience
• E) civil disobedience

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Definitions:

Consequential Damages

Losses suffered as a consequence of a breach of contract, not directly caused by the breach but resulting from the specific circumstances of the affected party.

Liquidated Damages

A contractual provision that specifies a predetermined amount of money that must be paid as damages in the event of a breach of contract.

Anticipatory Repudiation

A party's declaration to not fulfill their obligations under a contract before the performance is due.

Total Breach

A complete failure to perform or fulfill contractual obligations, resulting in the termination of the contract.