An enrolled act is
a. a separate bill that must be passed by Congress to fund spending measures.
b. a bill that has been successfully vetoed by the President.
c. a large bill that combines several pieces of legislation.
d. a bill designed to keep the government running until the new budget is approved.
e. a final version of a bill, approved by both chambers of Congress.
e
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Party __________ refers to the tendency of the Democratic Party to take more liberal positions and the Republican Party to take more conservative positions on key issues
Fill in the blank with the right word.
This temporary committee is established with members from both houses to reconcile differences in legislation passed by both chambers.
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following was a problem under the Articles of Confederation? a. The national government was too strong compared to the states. b. Amendments were too easy to ratify. c. Congress imposed excessive taxes
d. Congress lacked the authority to regulate commerce.
The humanist approach emphasizes leadership, whereas the pluralist approach emphasizes ______.
a. employees b. interest groups c. third parties d. bureaucrats