If the governor believes an elected official is administering a law in a way that violates its spirit, he or she can
a. impeach the official.
b. draft an executive order to countermand the official's actions.
c. focus public attention on the problem.
d. require that the agency involved revise its procedures.
e. introduce legislation to remove the official from office.
C
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a. democratic institutions b. political parties c. elitist control d. tyranny of the majority
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a. incumbency advantage b. partisan support c. bipartisan constituency d. financial war chests
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A. Boko Haram B. ISIS C. Tamil Tigers D. Al-Shabaab
All but one of the state constitutions formed after the American Revolution
A. provided for a less direct form of self-government than the national-level framers intended. B. provided for annual legislative elections. C. provided for choosing governors in direct annual elections. D. drastically limited the power of the executive in comparison to the legislature. E. included more severe checks and balances than the U.S. Constitution.