After FDR, which president excelled as a "great communicator" by speaking directly to the American people?
A) LBJ
B) Carter
C) Reagan
D) Eisenhower
E) Clinton
C
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Why is it difficult for the legislature to override a governor's veto during the legislative session?
a. partisan politics b. the structure of the legislation session c. the consequences of going against the governor's plan can keep legislators off important committees d. legislators who think that the governor should have final say in the legislative process
Neoimperialism
a. leads to rejecting economic growth strategies for achieving development. b. emphasizes the constructive role played by colonialism in establishing an educated elite in developing states. c. produces greater demand for private investment from corporations that buy primary commodities from developing states. d. defines the relationship between developing and developed states as inherently unequal. e. includes all of the above.
When Madison proposed independent executive and judicial branches that could contain efforts by the states to subvert national policy, which of the following was he establishing?
a. habeas corpus b. federalism c. states’ rights d. checks and balances
What is a government program called that provides benefits to qualified citizens regardless of need?
a. an economic stimulus program b. an entitlement program c. a means-tested program d. acommand-and-control program