Which war, in large part, contested the powers of the states in relation to the national government?
a. the War of 1812
b. World War I
c. the Civil War
d. the Spanish-American War
ANS: C
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After the ruling on Employment Division, Department of Human Resources v. Smith, members of which church were excluded from several states' controlled-substance laws?
A. the Native American Church B. the Amish C. Mormons D. Roman Catholic Church E. Christian Scientists
Which of these is considered a reason that opposes an expansion of the governor's powers? a. The governor already has a lot of personal power based on the margin of electoral victory and personal persuasion, so additional power is not necessary. b. Because there is often no clear executive authority from the governor, bureaucrats have too much discretion to act on their own. c. The governor
needs to be able to control all boards and commissions soon after his or her election to implement more favorable policies. d. The legislature's power is too strong, and a stronger governor would help counteract that. e. There are too many elected officials in Texas, creating confusion among the public.
Which of the following is an example of opposition research?
a. A news reporter chooses to highlight scandalous lobbying violations in a broadcast. b. Congressional oversight uncovers that an executive agency is misusing funds. c. A Democrat presents evidence that a Republican-sponsored bill will hurt the economy. d. A challenger uncovers evidence that a Senator used illegal drugs.
School busing policies were designed to overcome __________
a. the refusal of African Americans to attend school with whites b. freedom rides c. de facto segregation d. de jure segregation –