By the mid-twentieth century, which of the following was in place as part of the essential architecture of the modern presidency?
A)Office of the First Spouse
B) Congressional Budget Office
C)USA PATRIOT Act
D) Executive Office of the President
D
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Compare and contrast direct democracy to representative democracy. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each? In what situations might a direct democracy work? When is a representative democracy more feasible?
What will be an ideal response?
Nationalism is
A. an ideology that developed out of the Industrial Revolution advocating governmental concern with individuals' quality of life, includ¬ing educa¬tion, medical care, and standard of living. B. includes identification with a national group and support for actions that will support and benefit the national group. C. is a theory that believes in government ownership and regulation of the major means of production, that the government should regulate all sectors of the economy. D. a belief that all forms of government interfere with individual rights and should be abolished.
Article III of the Constitution limits the Supreme Court’s original jurisdiction to:
a. cases appealed from lower courts in which the Supreme Court may change the original court’s decision. b. cases of disputes between states or between the United States and foreign ambassadors or ministers. c. directing how their rules should be implemented and assigning sanctions for failing to do so. d. those cases in which a change of venue has been sought and granted.
The definition of Electorate is best described as:
A. A constituency, the group of people entitled to vote in an election. B. The body of 538 popularly elected representatives who formally select the President and Vice President of the United States. C. The upper house of the bicameral United States Congress. D. Those who administer justice in the name of the sovereign or state.