In United States v. E.C. Knight Company, the Supreme Court decided that __________ was/were a separate activity from commerce
a. individual businesses
b. manufacturing
c. sales
d. workforce rules
b
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a. States were charged with identifying which citizens were eligible for these programs, while the federal government was charged with delivering the programs. b. States initiated these programs, which were codified and coordinated by the federal government. c. State and local governments partnered with the federal government to deliver social programs. d. The “War on Poverty” was a federal program that took supremacy over state social programs.
Which of the following has been ruled constitutional when applied to the radio and television industries?
A) the fairness doctrine B) the "bad tendency" doctrine C) the balancing doctrine D) all of the above E) none of the above
Why was the creation of the Department of the Interior a major victory for members of Congress from the western states?
a. It meant that the government would pay more attention to their constituents’ concerns: public lands, natural resources, and Native American affairs. b. It ensured the future entrance of additional western states. c. It marked the first political victory for western members over more established members from the east and south. d. It shifted the battle over slavery out of electoral politics because bureaucrats would decide the fate of slavery on public lands.
How do weak mayors' and strong mayors' veto powers differ?
a. weak mayors have little or no veto power; strong mayors have full veto power b. on veto power, the two do not differ c. weak mayors can only veto spending bills; strong mayors can veto anything