What distinguishes the Whig model of presidential power from the stewardship model of presidential power?
a. Under the Whig model, presidential power is seen as unlimited except for powers expressly forbidden by the Constitution.
b. In the stewardship model, presidents are limited to the powers explicitly stated in the Constitution.
c. In the Whig model, presidents are limited to the powers explicitly stated in the Constitution.
d. Under the stewardship model, presidential leadership is expected to be minimal.
c
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a) ordinal b) nominal c) ratio d) interval
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a. dealignment. b. party caucus. c. party realignment. d. party renewal.
What new method did the Wilson administration employ to finance war debts?
a. Congress established a national bank. b. Congress instituted a war-time tax. c. Congress levied the first federal income taxes. d. The administration borrowed heavily from foreign investors. e. The government sold small bonds to ordinary people.
Studies of the congressional agenda demonstrate that it is characterized by:
a. an emphasis on legislation concerned with the poor. b. an emphasis on legislation concerned with immigration. c. an emphasis on legislation concerned with increasing taxes on the wealthy. d. an emphasis on business related legislation e. none of the above