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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Unlike Ginsburg’s ancestors in their exodus from Egypt, we must rely on what?
2. What does Ginsburg say about people who do not see that their vote counts?
3. What does Ginsburg think about inherent differences between men and women?
4. Ginsburg always thought there was nothing this type of person would want more than to have women only in women's organizations, so as to not touch a man's world.
5. Ginsburg says we remember Hitler's Europe, his Holocaust Kingdom, in what way and why?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who does Ginsburg say are the most impoverished around the world? Why?
2. What were the three fronts in which work progressed for Ginsburg and her colleagues at the ACLU and law seminars?
3. What issues does Ginsberg have with Roe v. Wade?
4. What does Ginsburg say about the Texas law that made consensual same-sex relations illegal?
5. What does Ginsburg think about institutions of higher learning who clearly state that they take race into consideration when looking at applicants?
6. What does Ginsburg say about someone having it all in life?
7. How does Ginsburg address the concern that many will be overpaying for health insurance, when it comes to the Affordable Care Act?
8. Who are two women Ginsburg names in this section: Part II: Civil Liberties: Free to Be You and Me? Who were/are these women, based on what is given in this book? Why does Ginsburg make them?
9. Why is the number two Ginsburg’s lucky number?
10. Why does Ginsburg believe that contraceptives must be covered in health insurance plans?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
When Ginsburg was at Cornell, she did much of her studying in the bathroom. Why was this? What did this reflect about society at the time? How has society changed? Has it, in any way, stayed liked this? Explain.
Essay Topic 2
Ginsburg talks a great deal about bad versus good and dark versus light. What types of people or groups fall into these two categories, based on what Ginsburg says? What do these groups have in common? Do you think most Americans would agree with Ginsburg? Why or why not?
Essay Topic 3
Ginsburg strongly believes that the Courts would benefit from adopting the Equal Rights Amendment. What is the Equal Rights Amendment, based on what has been said in this book? How would the Courts benefit? Why might someone oppose the inclusion of the Equal Rights Amendment?
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