When did Congress begin investigating the actions of the George W. Bush administration?
a. in 2001, as soon as Bush took office
b. in 2003, following the start of the Iraq war
c. in 2006, when Democrats regained control of Congress
d. in 2008, during the financial crisis
Answer: c
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What allows iron triangles and captured agencies to survive?
A. the fact that Congress is fairly lax about engaging in oversight in many areas of public policy B. keeping the costs they impose on everyone small enough to avoid attracting serious attention from political entrepreneurs in Congress or the White House who may be scouting for popular issues to champion C. keeping the benefits they provide generous enough to avoid attracting the scouting of political entrepreneurs in Congress or the White House who may be scouting for programs to cut D. the fact that most Americans do not care about the government as long as they receive their benefits in a timely manner
_____________ refers to actions a government takes on behalf of its national interests abroad to ensure the security and well-being of its citizens and the strength and competitiveness its economy
a. Domestic policy b. Economic policy c. Globalization d. Interdependence e. Foreign policy
In 1992, a clear conservative majority on the Supreme Court __________ Roe
A) overruled B) ignored C) reaffirmed D) replaced E) denounced
Which of the following is a key principle of a limited government?
a. Majority rule must always triumph over individual liberty. b. Civil rights belong to governments, not to individuals. c. Political power is vested in the hands of a small group. d. There are some personal liberties that even a majority cannot regulate.