When states encounter problems that cross state borders, why don't they just make formal agreements with each other to solve the problems? What happens in the absence of such arrangements?
What will be an ideal response?
Varies
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A situation in which there is a Democratic president and a Republican-controlled House or Senate is an example of __________
a. bipartisanship b. cracking c. divided party government d. franking privilege
The overall effect of the information revolution
a. is decentralizing and leveling. b. is centralizing and leveling. c. is to strengthen hierarchies. d. is decentralizing but creates a less level playing field. e. is almost nonexistent.
The advantages of an incumbent president seeking reelection include
A) a huge organized staff. B) the power of the White House office and facilities. C) taking actions as president that are carefully timed to maximize political advantage. D) using a foreign policy crisis to display his leadership as Commander-in-chief. E) all of the above.
Which president issued an executive order that prohibited discrimination in firms that conduct business with the U.S. government?
a. John F. Kennedy b. Lyndon Johnson c. Barack Obama d. Bill Clinton e. Ronald Reagan