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in "compulsory voting: an idea whose time has come,' what reason do

opponents of compulsory voting give as to why it would not work in the

united states?

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a. it would allow too much voter fraud.

b. it would only benefit the wealthiest voters.

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c. it would make people upset and angry.

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d. it would be too difficult to implement.

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How did testimony such as this from the triangle shirtwaist factory disaster affect the workplace?

Which suggests the most critical aspect of the peak oil theory? 1) controversy rages over rumors that the fracking lobby in washington has influenced the statistics. 2) supporters and critics argue endlessly over the rate of extraction and shape of the bell curve. 3) saudi arabia will soon have to begin fracking, leading to protests and further destabilization. 4) a new oil discovery means a fresh peak cycle, making that region the target of aggressors.

Which development most directly benefited american businesses in the 1950s?