What are examples of governmental systems that do not have separation of powers?
a. A parliamentary system has no separation of powers between the executive and legislative
b. An absolute monarchy has no separation of powers between any branches
c. A bicameral legislature in a democracy
d. Self-government by early colonial assemblies
a. A parliamentary system has no separation of powers between the executive and legislative
b. An absolute monarchy has no separation of powers between any branches
d. Self-government by early colonial assemblies
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Which of the following is not a limitation on the powers of the judicial branch?
A) Courts cannot initiate or maintain lawsuits. B) Courts can hear lawsuits that constitute only true cases or controversies. C) Courts may only hear lawsuits from parties that have proper standing. D) Courts must rely on other branches of government for enforcement. E) Federal courts may not hear cases that arise out of state court cases.
What constitutional clause holds that in any conflict between federal laws and treaties and state laws the will of the national government always prevails?
Subsidiarity refers to the idea that a. the "original six" occupy a privileged position within the EU
b. decisions should be made at the highest level of jurisdiction. c. decisions should be made at the lowest level of jurisdiction. d. the EU should promote the use of state subsidies on a case-by-case basis. e. decisions should be made by the European people.
A means of political participation whereby people nonviolently defy laws deemed unjust is called
a. boycotts. b. embargoes. c. civil disobedience. d. participatory democracy. e. non-voting.