Which of the following powers is the exclusive power of the Senate?
A) approve treaties
B) charge impeachment
C) redistrict
D) originate revenue bills
E) pocket veto
A
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
A reactionary is someone who
a. has a totally practical approach and feels policy should be made by evaluating the situation at hand and not by dogmatically following a particular ideology. b. advocates the return to a more traditional society, including the undoing of reforms meant to empower the lower classes. c. advocates a smaller government, supporting stronger property rights, less regulation of the economy, and a decreased emphasis on income redistribution. d. supports an active role for government in society and defends policies such as a taxation system that assists in the redistribution of wealth in society. e. advocates the overthrow of governments in the name of the working class, collective ownership of property, and other aggressive actions to reduce exploitation and economic inequality.
This design is a
a) 2X3 between-participants factorial design. b) 2X3 within-participants factorial design. c) 2X2 mixed-model factorial design. d) 2X2 between-participants factorial design.
What was the basis for the Supreme Court's decision in Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) that upheld the constitutionality of a state law requiring segregated railroad facilities?
a. Former slaves are not entitled to full citizenship rights because they did not immigrate to the United States willingly. b. The Constitution requires states to treat people equally, not that states must place different people together. c. Railroad transportation involves interstate commerce, which is regulated by Congress; no provision in federal law prohibits segregation. — d. Each state has the right to interpret the Constitution as it sees fit, as long as the interpretation is "reasonable and without malice.".