Judicial federalism is the idea that the courts determine the boundaries of ______ relations.
a. state–federal
b. local–state
c. local–federal
d. federal–international
a. state–federal
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A. made strong and not vulnerable to short-term political pressures. B. also made weak and power was given to the legislature. C. subject to review by the Constitutional Court. D. easily removed from office.
If you were the president of a developing country today and had complete control of development policies, what strategy would you employ? Identify and explain each step in your comprehensive development strategy. Whom would you invite in and from whom would you request or reject assistance? Why?
What will be an ideal response?
Which party or parties has/have held majorities almost continuously in both the Assembly and Senate for nearly 40 years?
A. Republican B. Democratic C. neither; power shifts regularly D. it doesn't matter because the two chambers operate on a nonpartisan basis, so majority party status is irrelevant
What was the acronym for President Bush’s governmental reform initiative?
a. GPRA b. NPRG c. PM d. PMA