What are the top two expenditure categories of Texas government? Does the federal government help provide funds for these expenditures, and if so, how important is the federal government's help?

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Most high-level appointments in the executive branch require the _________ by the Senate before the person can assume the position

a. advice and consent c. recommendation b. nomination d. election

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A representative in Congress resigns from office because of ill health, leaving his seat in Congress vacant. In this case, to fill the vacancy, a(n) _____ must be held.

A. interim election B. general election C. indirect election D. special election E. recall election

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How did the Supreme Court justify its pro-affirmative action ruling in Fisher v. University of Texas (2016)?

A. It argued that even public education institutions, because they accept private tuition money, are allowed to make any affirmative action policy they desire. B. It argued the University of Texas's 10-percent quota for minority students reflected the bare minimum that a diverse society should strive for in higher education admissions. C. It argued the University of Texas had kept overly holistic or idealistic criteria and goals out of its admissions process with respect to minority students. D. It argued the University of Texas had very narrowly tailored its use of ethnicity and race as admission factors for a compelling interest in diversity.  E. It argued the University of Texas had overstepped its bounds in its affirmative action policy, but that the federal government had no jurisdiction to either strike it down or approve it.

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The National Diet in Japan is a _________________ comprised of the_____________

a. bicameral legislature; House of Councilors and the House of Representatives b. bicameral legislature; House of Commons and National Assembly c. unicameral legislature; House of Representatives d. unicameral legislature; House of Councilors e. bicameral legislature; House of Representatives and Supreme House

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