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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Williams say about black communities?
(a) They are far from city hall.
(b) They are stable.
(c) They did not vote enough.
(d) They were created by force.
2. What does Williams say the image of peaceful white community being interrupted by a black presence did to blacks?
(a) It made them sad.
(b) It dehumanized them.
(c) It made them mad.
(d) It made them mistrustful.
3. What does Williams argue about the relation between property rights and family liberties African Americans endured under slavery?
(a) It is still present in some countries.
(b) It is reversed today.
(c) It still exists today.
(d) It disappeared in 1976.
4. What does Williams criticize the increase focused on?
(a) White women.
(b) Differences on college campuses.
(c) Illegal immigrants.
(d) Race.
5. What does Williams say added complexities to her opinions?
(a) Gender.
(b) Her student's opinions.
(c) Prejudice.
(d) Race.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Williams argue affirmative action should be protected as?
2. What does Williams say students started to send her after he spoke out?
3. What does Williams say the attitude of privatized innocent publicized?
4. Who does Williams say was present in the store that refused her entry?
5. What did the contract Williams found relate to?
Short Essay Questions
1. What caused Williams' interest in property law?
2. What did Williams believe she did in her writing?
3. Why did Williams support affirmative action?
4. What happened in the second version of Williams' piece?
5. What does Williams hope to show regarding legal language?
6. What was the first attitude of whites according to Williams and why does this happen?
7. How did Williams feel when she attended Harvard Law in Part II, Chapter 4?
8. What does William believe about the Supreme Court?
9. What did some claim about Williams' story about Benetton's?
10. What does Williams believe is the real concept to consider?
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