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What does the rational basis test require in order to justify government discrimination among groups of people?

A. a compelling national interest
B. proper government purpose
C. proof that there is no alternative
D. a long standing history of oppression

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User Bsayegh
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1. societal norms persisted despite legal protections

2.A,C

3.proper government purpose

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User Vivek Mehta
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I believe the answer is: B.proper government purpose

For example, there is a regulation to reduce the amount of Asian-american candidate from entering university because their score typically higher compared to other students.

This can be seen as an act of discrimination.

But the decision is seen as 'proper' because it intended to give more room for students from other racial minorities to pursue higher education.

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