Which of the following pairs of presidential functions and roles often overlap?
A. commander in chief and chief diplomat
B. chief executive and chief diplomat
C. chief executive and chief of state
D. commander in chief and chief executive
E. chief diplomat and chief of state
Answer: C
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How did early American leaders think the Articles of Confederation would protect natural rights?
A. They included a separate Bill of Rights that listed specific rights related to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. B. They assumed that a strong federal government would be able to protect people better than separate states. C. They felt that since no government can take natural rights away it was not necessary to put them in writing. D. They believed that keeping the federal government weak would protect the rights of the states and people
Sean, a middle-aged unemployed man, is accused of the assault and murder of an old woman. Despite being found at the crime scene with the murder weapon, the police officer in charge warns Sean that he has the right to remain silent and that anything he says can be used against him. In this case, the police officer is reading Sean _____.
A. his civic duties B. his fundamental duties C. the preferred-position doctrine D. his Miranda rights E. the Lemon test requirements
Conservatism today includes which of the following:
A. Neo-conservatives B. the Tea Party C. New Right D. all of the above E. none of the above
A powerful alliance of mutual benefit among a unit of the government, an interest group, and a committee or subcommittee of Congress constitutes
A) an issue network. B) an iron triangle. C) a constituency group. D) a client group. E) a non-profit interest group.