Question 1 (12 points) The Supreme Court has, and continues to reverse decisions on previous court
decisions. Is there a decision we examined in this lesson or another case in our
history that you feel has the potential to be reversed? Identify the case and explain
why the Supreme court has this power to reverse decisions.

How would you answer this question. how could you build your practice as an educator for equity, diversity, and inclusion to avoid the oppression of marginalized populations of students?

1. once you decide that it is safe to move out of traffic, what steps should you follow to ensure safe passage? 2. give some examples where it is unsafe to travel at the speed limit 3. when parking downhill with a curb, what steps would you follow with an automatic transmission? what about manual transmission? 4. what are three things you can do to safely leave a vehicle? ! its due in 3 hours! 100 points to anyone who can at least with one : (

Most collisions caused by 16-year-old drivers tend to involve . a. a temporary physical impairment b. a willfully dangerous action c. an improper visual search