Who among the following founding thinkers was most likely to support proposed provisions that strengthened national power?
A. George Mason
B. James Madison
C. James Winthrop
D. Samuel Adams
Answer: B
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a. judges in the common-law tradition have much more discretion to interpret the law b. judges in the common-law tradition are charged with finding the truth c. judges in the common-law tradition play a much more active role in trials d. judges in the common-law tradition do not rely on precedent as much as judges in the civil-law tradition e. judges in the civil-law tradition act more as neutral umpires than do judges in the common-law tradition
The free-expression clauses reflect the
A) ?the press and speech clauses of the First Amendment. B) ?the Emancipation Proclamation. C) women's right to vote of the Nineteenth Amendment. D) ?the silence clause of the Fifth Amendment. E) ?the Civil Rights Act.
To ensure public access to the rulemaking process, states have adopted administrative procedure acts, which usually require public notice of the proposed rule and an opportunity for citizen comment
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following statements about third parties is true?
a. No third party has ever successfully emerged from the winner-take-all political system in the United States. b. H. Ross Perot in 1992 demonstrated that third parties could succeed in the United States and built the Reform Party into a viable option for disaffected voters. c. Only those third parties that manage to supplant one of the two reigning parties as a viable option in voters’ minds gain rather than lose support from strategic voters. d. The Whig Party was the third party to replace an existing party in 1856 when the Republican Party fatally split over the issue of slavery.