What usually happens in the aftermath of a foreign policy crisis?
A)Citizens blame the president for failing to protect the nation.
B) Congress seeks to begin impeachment proceedings against the president.
C)The press is highly critical of the president and his or her policies.
D)The public rallies behind the president and supportshis or her policy actions.
D
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If you see yourself as serving as a trustee, which of the following would you most likely do before a critical vote in Congress?
a. act independently and trust your ownjudgment on how best to serve the public interest b. follow a strict interpretation of the Constitution in deciding your vote c. consult the proper congressional committees in deciding how to vote on an issue d. poll your constituents to find out what they think of the issue so you can vote as they desire
State laws govern the nominating process and the selection of party leaders
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The Bartons own 10 acres of land. One day they look out of their window and see the state highway department digging up one end of their property. When they speak with the head of the road crew, they learn for the first time that their land has been taken by the state to be used for a new highway, pursuant to a statute that requires only that notice of the taking be advertised in a newspaper for
10 consecutive days. The Bartons think that this is unfair, and sue the state. Most likely the Bartons will a. win because the statute violates constitutional due process rights. b. lose because the state has sovereign immunity and cannot be sued. c. lose because the state can exercise its power of eminent domain however it sees fit. d. win because the government can never take private property for public use.