________ is defined as a strong national government that exerts tight control of the states through orders or mandates—typically without accompanying financial resources
A. Dual federalism
B. Cooperative federalism
C. Competitive federalism
D. Permissive federalism
E. Coercive federalism
E
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The _________ variable is the presumed cause of another variable while the ________ variable is the presumed effect
a. independent; dependent b. dependent; independent c. independent; extraneous d. dependent; mediating
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. One of the central ideas of the majoritarian vision is that policy should be determined by the majority. 2. The goal of an election is to produce a legislature that’s a miniature reflection of society as a whole. 3. Federalism, bicameralism, and constitutionalism often separately. 4. Accountability tends to be much lower in consensus democracies. 5. The more that power is concentrated, the greater the clarity of responsibility.
Economic sanctions have been used with increasing frequency since World War II. Research has shown sanctions
a. are seldom effective in impairing the military potential of its targets. b. actually slow down the threat of military actions between two countries. c. are successful against autocratic leaders, such as Fidel Castro of Cuba. d. are useless in achieving any kind of policy goal.
Many people, including most political scientists, would say that it is not possible to provide a universally accepted or objective definition of the public interest
Indicate whether the statement is true or false