Most public administrators welcome citizen participation, believing it supports efficient management
a. True
b. False
b
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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.
Which one of the following is a government corporation?
a. Department of Health and Human Services b. Small Business Administration c. Internal Revenue Service d. Federal Communications Commission e. Amtrak
What is one reason that supporters of the Constitution gave during the ratification debates opposing a bill of rights?
a. A bill of rights would nullify the Constitution. b. The addition of a bill of rights would be a concession to the Anti-Federalists. c. Only monarchies should have bills of rights. d. A bill of rights was not necessary because the national government would have limited powers. e. The enumeration of rights should be left up to the states.
After an initiative is drafted, what must the author of the ballot measure do in order to get a title and summary?
A. Submit the measure to the Attorney General's office, pay a fee of $2,000, and wait until the 30-day public comment period has ended. B. Wait for the legislature to hold public hearings about it. C. Secure an opinion from the state supreme court that it's constitutional. D. Submit % of the signatures that will ultimately be needed to qualify the measure for the ballot.