Topics in American Government: How a Bill Becomes a LawClick on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 276 and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test and answer the following questions:The process of legislation begins with ______ regarding a problem that needs solving.
A. hearings with expert testimony
B. a member introducing legislation
C. the Rules Committee determining procedures of debate
D. the president requesting action
Answer: B
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One formidable barrier to PAC influence is
a. the express prohibition in the Constitution against PACs contributing money to politicians. b. many issues generate conflicts among interests so politicians have access to PAC money no matter what side they take. c. the press keeps such a close watch on the financial activity of PACs and politicians and it is very hard to buy real influence. d. the complicated reported and filing requirements of the Internal Revenue Service.
What did Jim Crow laws mandate?
a. voting rights b. racial segregation c. poll taxes d. grandfather clauses
The interaction between economic conditions and public policy is called:
A. the political economy. B. privatization. C. redistributive policy. D. regulatory policy.