How is the Constitution amended?
(A) By Supreme Court decision
(B) By ratification through the vote of state legislatures
(C) By presidential veto
(D) By popular vote
(E) By Electoral College vote
Ans: (B) By ratification through the vote of state legislatures
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The double majority requires that
a. the Council of Ministers approval of legislative proposals requires a vote that represents both a majority (55%) of the member states and a majority (65%) of the EU population. b. legislative proposals must gain an approval of a majority in both the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament. c. the Council of Ministers must vote twice on legislative proposals, with a majority supporting the proposals on each vote. d. some legislative proposals require the approval of a super-majority (75%) of the votes in the Council of Ministers, while others require only a simple majority (51%). e. legislative proposals must gain a qualified majority in the Council of Ministers and a simple majority in the European Parliament.
Voters deciding whether to approve an issue or proposal put on the ballot by a local government is known as _________
A. keypad polling B. public-regardingness C. referenda voting D. citizen politics
"Social market" systems in the developed Global North countries include which of the following?
A. Canada, Spain, and Sweden B. France, Italy, and the Netherlands C. Canada, France, and the United States D. Japan, Norway, and the United Kingdom
What is a core principle underlying representative democracy whereby the choice supported by the most voters is the choice that prevails, regardless of whether everyone favors or agrees with the choice?
a. elections b. majoritarianism c. rule of law d. free will e. realism