In the United States, both the national and state governments have authority to enact laws and policies. This system is known as ______.
A. communism
B. capitalism
C. decentralization
D. federalism
D. federalism
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All of the following statements are true about gerrymandering EXCEPT
A. the issue of gerrymandering has been resolved. B. the term originates with tactics used by a governor of Massachusetts named Gerry. C. the tactic of gerrymandering is used to create districts to the advantage of one political party or another. D. the tactic of gerrymandering has been used for racial discrimination. E. the practice can cause excessive manipulation of the shape of a district.
What is a significant constraint that U.S. leaders face when formulating foreign policy?
a. constant lack of popular support b. budget deficits c. an underactive Congress d. a too-small military e. being impeached for breaking a campaign promise
Independent agencies, bureaus, and field offices are all components of the ______.
a. judicial executive branch b. local executive branch c. international executive branch d. federal executive branch