The procedure for the passage of legislation in Germany is generally which of the following?
a. It is introduced by the Bundestag, sent to committee in the Bundestag for deliberation, and then approved by the Bundesrat.
b. It is introduced by the executive, voted on by the Bundestag, and then approved by the Bundesrat.
c. It is introduced by the executive, voted on by the Bundesrat, and then approved by the Bundestag.
d. It is introduced by the Bundestag, sent to committee in the Bundestag for deliberation, and then approved by the executive.
e. It is introduced simultaneously in both the Bundesrat and Bundestag; sent to committee, in both houses, for deliberation, and then approved by the executive.
b
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a. persuade their party members to show up at the polls b. convert voters affiliated with the other party c. convince undecided and swing voters to support them d. destroy their opponent’s credibility e. entice swing voters to vote for them
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What will be an ideal response?
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A. direct action has often provoked the direct and violent repression of the participants. B. the most notable beneficiaries of direct action have often been not the poor but the upwardly mobile middle classes. C. the most serious shortcoming of direct action tactics has been the frequent failure to create permanent institutions to represent the interests of the protesters. D. all of the above