If Congress is not satisfied with an agency's performance, it may do all of the following, except ________
A) abolish the agency
B) conduct investigations into the activities of the agency
C) refuse to confirm presidential appointments to the agency
D) reduce or eliminate the agency's budget
E) decide to implement the laws directly from the legislative branch
E
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Which of the following is NOT an example of a public assistance program?
A) Medicare B) Medicaid C) Earned Income Tax Credit D) Temporary Assistance for Needy Families E) Food stamps
What did Secretaries of the Interior James Watt and Gale Norton have in common?
A) They were both more interested in advancing the interests of the agency than they were in advancing those of the president. B) They both favored reducing the amount of development that could occur on federal land. C) They both endorsed strong environmental positions that led to their being fired. D) They were both more interested in developing federal lands than they were in protecting them.
Which statement describes the branch(es) of the federal government that is/are most heavily involved in foreign policy?
A. all branches of the federal government B. congress, or the legislative branch C. executive branch, including cabinet-level departments, councils, and agencies D. UN, National Security Administration, Departments of State, Defense, and Homeland Security
The __________ was the U.S. effort to help provide economic assistance to Europe after World War II
Fill in the blank with the correct words.