What was the main issue at the heart of the Hogan case?

• Racial discrimination in education

• Gender discrimination in a nursing program

• Religious discrimination in public spaces

• Age discrimination in employment

How did Justice O'Connor's ruling in the Hogan case impact gender discrimination?

• It had no significant impact on gender discrimination.

• It challenged gender stereotypes and promoted equal protection.

• It allowed for broader gender discrimination in universities.

• It reinforced gender stereotypes in education.

What was Justice O'Connor's approach to making judicial rulings?

• She always sided with the conservative majority.

• She preferred broad rulings that addressed multiple issues.

• She focused on narrow rulings specific to the case at hand.

• She avoided making any rulings on controversial issues.

According to Justice O'Connor, where should significant societal changes primarily occur?

• Through the Supreme Court's broad rulings

• Through the executive branch's decisions

• Through the legislative process

• Through international treaties

What did Justice O'Connor believe about the role of state governments?

• They should only handle local issues without federal interference.

• They should be abolished in favor of federal control.

• They are less important than federal government.

• They should be strong and capable, being closest to the people.