What role does the presidential veto play in regard to the balance of power?
a. to make the president more powerful than the Congress
b. to limit the powers of the president
c. to make sure that the president had the final say on all matters legislative
d. to incorporate an element of shared power in governance
d
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The United States has moved from a system of shared federalism to a system of dual federalism.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The rise of modern nationalism
a. strengthened the power of monarchs. b. marked the end of the modern state system. c. coincided with the industrial revolution. d. led to the breakup of Germany.
Discuss the significance of the Baker v. Carr decision with regard to numerical representation. Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of alterations to representation over time
What do you think has been most positive? What remains to be changed? What will be an ideal response?
How do congressional committees typically execute oversight of the bureaucracy? a. They conduct investigations to ensure that federal funding is being used as directed. b. They gather information and report on new budgetary requests. c. They write resolutions that favor some groups more than others
d. They impeach bureaucratic officials who are not performing well.