Courts established by Congress for specialized purposes are known as __________ courts
a. appellate
b. constitutional
c. legislative
d. public
Answer: c
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Gene Healy and Timothy Lynch write that the Bush administration’s view of executive power amounts to the belief that during time of war, the president
a. can be limited only by specific congressional statutes. b. can be limited only by international treaties signed by the United States. c. can be limited only by a specific ruling by the Supreme Court. d. is the law and cannot be restrained by outside forces.
What is the three-fifths rule?
a. A slave would be worth three-fifths of a full vote for purposes of allocating seats in the House of Representatives. b. Congress would need a three-fifths majority to overturn a presidential veto. c. A candidate would need three-fifths of the popular vote to be elected president. d. A three-fifths majority of the delegates would be needed to approve the Constitution. e. A president could be impeached with three-fifths majorities in each house of Congress.
In the early 1900s, which of these issues became a part of the agenda of the Progressive movement?
A) Representation B) The tax system C) Private sector employment D) Economic growth E) Home rule for municipalitie
International relations __________
A) involves only presidents, generals, and diplomats B) influences daily life only when war occurs C) concerns the relationships among the world's governments D) is largely concerned with bilateral relations between states