The positive vote of non-confidence has led some to call the German political system a "semi-parliamentary system" because
A. it is so easy to vote non-confidence in the Government.
B. the Government is virtually no longer responsible to the Bundestag.
C. the legislature cannot vote non-confidence in the Government.
D. the Bundestag has no role in the confidence process.
B
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a. based solely on the Bill of Rights. b. often more restrictive in state constitutions than in the U.S. Constitution. c. being extended by activist states in their constitutions. d. being struck from revisions of state constitutions as unnecessarily wordy.
Constituent demands for service were increasing at the same time as
A) party strength was declining. B) the size of the federal government was declining. C) party strength was increasing. D) trust in government was increasing. E) the cost of elections was decreasing.
How is a social movement different from an interest group? From a political party?
What will be an ideal response?
Campaign money that goes to nonprofits to be spent to influence elections and whose donors do not need to be revealed is known as ______.
a. soft money b. hard money c. dark money d. light money