Legislative supremacy, or the legislature's dominance of the other two branches, was imbedded in early constitutions due to
a. The Framers' fear and distrust of the executive.
b. a requirement for statehood.
c. the understanding that legislative politics was pure and honorable.
d. the fact that no states had any experience with an executive branch.
a
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a. constitutional prohibition of raising the debt ceiling b. constitutional prohibition of federal borrowing c. inability to balance the budget d. Democrats' desire to cut social program funding
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A)in one conflict are never applicable to a later conflict B)during a conflict quickly faded once the conflict ended C)as a result of war permeated other policy areas as well D)from war also affected social policy but not economic policy
The__________justified and permitted racial segregation
A) separate-but-equal doctrine B) preferred position doctrine C) Monroe Doctrine D) Truman Doctrine E) Bill of Rights
The president vetoing congressional legislation best illustrates
A. the concept of checks and balances. B. the wisdom of the Connecticut Compromise. C. the importance of judicial review. D. the supremacy of the federal government over state governments. E. the concept of separation of powers.