Why did the Reagan administration introduce cost-benefit analysis into the rule-making process?
A. to expand administrative discretion
B. to decrease the number of legal disputes over rules
C. to accelerate the rule-making process
D. to slow the rule-making process
Answer: D
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What two reasons best explain why many high-level political appointees work for the government for only short periods of time?
A. They leave to obtain advanced degrees and join the armed forces. B. They leave to obtain advanced degrees and travel abroad. C. They leave to travel abroad and they do not like being in the public eye. D. They leave because of financial difficulties incurred by taking their government posts and they do not like being in the public eye.
Which of the following has not been used to select political party nominees?
a. General elections b. Caucuses c. Closed primaries d. Party conventions e. Direct primaries
The League of Nations was an attempt to implement balance of power theory
a. True b. False
Judicial review is the power of the American courts to
A. impeach the president. B. give advisory opinions to Congress. C. declare a law unconstitutional. D. give advice and counsel to the president. E. suspend the writ of habeas corpus.