During World War II, the United States government deprived Japanese Americans of due process rights and interned them
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
TRUE
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When Congress is unable to pass a complete budget by the beginning of the fiscal year, it usually passes _____, which enable the executive agencies to keep on doing whatever they were doing the previous year with the same amount of funding.
A. continuing resolutions B. referendums C. tax increase bills D. nuclear option resolutions E. outlays and obligations bills
Topics in American Government: The Constitutional ConventionClick on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 52 and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test and answer the following questions:The Articles of Confederation proved problematic because ______.
A. decisions required unanimous support from the states B. the president had too much power C. some states owed more than others for the Revolutionary War D. the big states had too much power
Governmental tax and social programs that shift wealth or benefits from one segment of the population to another are known as ________
A. lobbyist policies B. regulatory policies C. redistributive policies D. monetary policies E. communist policies
AM Daily, a news channel, broadcasts a report that states that a young man, Elvis, is accused of brutally assaulting his girlfriend, Sherry. Elvis pleads guilty and the prosecutors offer him a deal which he accepts. The incident is declared a homicide a few days later as Sherry dies due to the wounds inflicted during the assault. In this scenario, Elvis cannot be tried for murder due to:
A. the due process clause. B. the exclusionary rule. C. the ex post facto law. D. protection against self-incrimination. E. prohibition against double jeopardy.