According to the text, the federal budget has the largest effect on ______.
a. state budgets and the economy
b. the policy process and the economy
c. the policy process and international markets
d. state budgets and local budgets
b. the policy process and the economy
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American naturalization law denies citizenship to anyone who
a. has been convicted of a felony in his or her native country. b. has never voted in his or her native country. c. is a native of a communist country. d. advocates communism. e. prefers to speak a language other than English.
__________ attempts to rally mass support in order to politicize issues, affect electoral and group politics, and increase public pressure on the policymaking process
a. The access-to-power approach c. The coalition-building approach b. The technocratic approach d. The grassroots mobilization approach
How did the Affordable Care Act become law?
a. President Obama came up with the idea, had his advisors write it, and presented it to Congress, which then voted on it b. After years of attempting to expand healthcare coverage, the president, Congress and various stakeholders discussed, debated, and modified the bill before voting on it c. Mitt Romney offered his plan for Massachusetts to the president and the Congress, and they adapted it to become a federal program d. Hillary Clinton wrote the bill in conjunction with several members of the House and Senate during the administration of Bill Clinton
If Congress disagrees with a decision of the Supreme Court concerning the interpretation of the U.S. Constitution, what can Congress do to address the situation?
A. Ignore the decision B. Request that the president veto the decision C. Propose an amendment to the Constitution that would negate the Court's ruling D. Pass a new law that would negate the Court's ruling E. Do nothing because the Court has the final say