Authority is divided, usually by a written constitution, between a central government and constituent (state) governments in a(n)
A) monarchy.
B) unitary system.
C) confederal system.
D) federal system.
E) oligarchy.
D
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The Government Accountability Office has the responsibility for a. performing accounting audits and serving as an overall watchdog on behalf of Congress. b. the federal budget
c. the substantive areas of law related to certain agencies. d. "scoring" proposed legislation to determine its impact on the overall federal budget.
Registration laws in most states seem designed to
a. depress election turnout rates. b. increase election turnout rates. c. have no effect on election turnout rates. d. hide election turnout rates. e. prevent fraudulent voting.
Who are party identifiers?
a. Those who identify which party they want to be a part of. b. Those who identity potential new members for their chosen party. c. Those who inform a party that they will offer their support in an upcoming election. d. Those who represent themselves in public as being members of a party, and may attend party events or functions.
Why should politicians care about interest groups?
a. They can influence elections. b. Supporting one can enrage others. c. Interest groups are forbidden from contributing to campaigns. d. Interest groups can provide candidates with copy for their speeches and campaign literature.