In the German parliamentary system, what is the main purpose of a constructive vote of no confidence?
a. to increase the stability of Germany government
b. to ensure that the minority always has a say in German policy
c. to keep the German Chancellor directly accountable to the people
d. to bolster the strength of the opposition when negotiating with the government
a
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The fight over the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination in 1968 resulted in
a. a permanent breakup of the Democratic Party into factions that have only recently reconciled. b. a constitutional amendment that required presidential candidates compete in primaries and caucuses to win a party’s nomination. c. reforms of presidential nominations that foster more inclusion. d. the emergence of the most unified Democratic platform since 1932 and propelled the party to new electoral successes.
Which of the following is true of the Germany's postwar economic system?
A. It seeks to micromanage economic activity as under communism. B. It seeks to organize and coordinate capitalism with state intervention. C. It allowed private companies to develop on their own in a laissez faire mode. D. It did not invest directly in heavy industries to avoid the creation of large industrial conglomerates. E. It did not stipulate that codetermination be practiced by all companies with over 500 employees.
Under the intermediate scrutiny standard, government enactments that relied on gender would be constitutional under what condition?
a. if the use of gender in the enactment were necessary and proper b. if the use of gender were substantially related to an important governmental interest c. if the use of gender were marginally related to a secondary governmental objective – d. if the use of gender were ordered by the president to implement an executive order
Gideon v. Wainwright, which established the right of all criminal defendants to have an attorney at trial, was filed __________
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