which of the following cases was not about an issue involving schools? * 10 points\n○ lawrence v. texas\n○…

which of the following cases was not about an issue involving schools? * 10 points\n○ lawrence v. texas\n○ new jersey v. t.l.o\n○ regents of california v. bakke\n○ tinker v. des moines\n\nwhich of the following forms of governments was the most common before world war i and was a system where a small number of the \best\ ruled? * 10 points\n○ aristocracy\n○ democracy\n○ monarchy\n○ oligarchy

which of the following cases was not about an issue involving schools? * 10 points\n○ lawrence v. texas\n○ new jersey v. t.l.o\n○ regents of california v. bakke\n○ tinker v. des moines\n\nwhich of the following forms of governments was the most common before world war i and was a system where a small number of the \best\ ruled? * 10 points\n○ aristocracy\n○ democracy\n○ monarchy\n○ oligarchy

Answer

Answer:

  1. A. Lawrence v. Texas
  2. A. Aristocracy

Brief Explanations:

  1. Lawrence v. Texas dealt with the constitutionality of anti - sodomy laws and not school - related issues. New Jersey v. T.L.O. was about school searches, Regents of California v. Bakke was about affirmative action in school admissions, and Tinker v. Des Moines was about student free speech in schools.
  2. Aristocracy is a form of government where a small number of the "best" (usually the nobility) rule. Before World War I, it was a common form of government in many parts of the world. Democracy is rule by the people, monarchy is rule by a single monarch, and oligarchy is rule by a small group of people often based on wealth or power, but aristocracy best fits the description given.