Who do political action committees tend to give money to?
a. presidential candidates
b. challengers
c. members of Congress who serve on committees or subcommittees that routinely consider legislation important to that group
d. members of Congress with policy preferences that would not normally coincide with those of the group
Answer: c
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Which of the following is NOT a criticism leveled against the Texas Constitution of 1876?
A) Its many amendments, some of which are poorly written and confusing, make for a disorganized government. B) The numbering of sections in heavily amendment articles is difficult if not impossible to follow due to missing letters and duplication. C) It reinforces a form of plural executive that limits the power of the governor to implement public policy. D) Though the constitution declares the governor as the chief executive, it also denies him or her the powers necessary to perform that role. E) It places virtually no restrictions on local government.
What are some of the problems a president faces in managing the executive branch?
What will be an ideal response?
Job lock is defined as
A. Being contractually bound to a job B. Unable to change jobs due to the poor employment marketplace C. Forced to remain in a job because of financial obligations D. Forced to stay in a job because of the fear of not getting health care with new employment
Economic issues have provided the basis for Texas conservatism with the view that
A) wealth should be stimulated among the working classes to further economic growth. B) government programs to provide public services are unnecessary and anti-capitalist. C) government power should be used to limit the economic effects of dramatic swings in the business cycle. D) governmental intervention in the economy is crucial for the maintenance of a sound monetary and banking system. E) government's role in the regulatory function is crucial to maintaining control of obscene profits by corporate interests at the expense of the workers.