Congress finds it difficult to make policy that solves national problems because ______.
a. constituents reward them for taking care of their individual interests
b. they are in debt to special interests
c. government is inefficient
d. they are too interested in scoring political points
e. they do not want the president to get credit for solving problems
a. constituents reward them for taking care of their individual interests
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This article of the U.S. Constitution details the structure and power of Congress.
A. Article I B. Article II C. Article III D. Article IV E. Article V
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A. Keynesian economics B. Monetarist economics C. Economic planning D. Supply-side economics E. Credit-based economics
Because of the country's widely shared values and beliefs, when it comes to addressing issues, most Americans ______
a. consider a single option as optimal b. suggest the system should be changed c. focus on fixing specific problems within the parameters of the system d. leave all decisions to well-informed elected officials