An Underlying Principle of the 1876 Constitution Is That of a Social

question 11

Multiple Choice

An underlying principle of the 1876 constitution is that of a social compact that rests on the concepts of popular sovereignty and compact theory, as well as the principles of

• A) limited government and separation of powers.
• B) checks and balances and separation of powers.
• C) separation of powers and unlimited government.
• D) checks and balances and unlimited powers.
• E) limited government and checks and balances.

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Definitions:

Assimilation Model

The assimilation model is a theoretical framework that describes the process by which immigrants or minority groups gradually adopt the characteristics of the dominant culture, leading to a reduction in cultural distinctions.

Cosmopolitan Canopy

An urban sociological concept describing spaces in diverse societies where individuals of different backgrounds interact positively and harmoniously.

Racial Democracy

A concept or ideology that promotes the notion that racism and racial discrimination are absent or minimal in a society, often despite evidence of systemic racial issues.

Race Privilege

Advantages and exemptions granted to individuals based on their racial identity, often at the expense of marginalized racial groups.