What was the greatest weakness of the Articles of Confederation?
A. Its failure to provide for a strong central government
B. The national government's unchecked power to tax
C. The inability to put an end to the Revolutionary War
D. The ease with which it could be amended
Answer: A. Its failure to provide for a strong central government
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A) Postal Service Act of 1792 B) Pendleton Act of 1883 C) ?Interstate Commerce Act of 1887 D) Political Activities Act of 1939? E) Civil Service Reform Act of 1978
The U.S. Constitution requires that public schools be funded equitably
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Luke lives in a rural area facing an epidemic of heroin addiction. A few years ago, state officials would not even discuss the issue, preferring to label it as a local and personal issue. Now, with growing addiction rates, people have brought immense pressure on the legislature to do something, and state lawmakers are considering several bills dealing with the situation. This is an example of the norms ______ stage of the norms life cycle.
a. elimination b. internalization c. introduction d. cascade
Risk management strategies recognize that government operations will
a. be immune from lawsuits. b. involve unanticipated events with large compensatory expenditures such as accidents or natural disasters. c. have to fund risk via contingency funds, since governments are not allowed to carry insurance policies. d. not need to be self insured.