Concurrent powers refer to ________
A. powers not specifically delegated to the national government by the Constitution
B. powers given exclusively to the national government and listed in the Constitution
C. powers inferred from the express powers that allow Congress to carry out its functions
D. powers that the Constitution gives to both the national and state governments
E. powers that the Constitution exclusively gives to the national government for the protection of national security
D
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Which of the following programs enjoys the most public support?
a. Medicaid b. Social Security c. No Child Left Behind d. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
What is jurisdiction? Explain in terms of original and appellate jurisdiction, civil and criminal cases, and geographic jurisdiction. Is jurisdiction in the Texas judiciary simple and straightforward?
What will be an ideal response?
The Texas legislature ignores the proposed biennial state budget submitted to it by the governor in favor of the budget prepared by the
A) Legislative Budget Board. B) the State Board of Control. C) the Texas Budget Authority. D) lieutenant governor. E) Comptroller of Public Accounts.
Which of the following might make people hesitant to vote for the third party’s candidates in successive elections?
a. Most third parties rarely last for more than one election cycle. b. The failure of smaller third parties to win and the chance that they will take votes away from the party a voter had previously supported—resulting in a win for the party the voter does not support. c. Too many parties in government might lead to an even greater stalemate in terms of getting legislation passed. d. Third parties are often not allowed on ballots.