When we talk about “the government” in terms of distinguishing parliamentary, presidential, and semi-presidential systems (e.g., when we say that the government depends on the legislative majority as well as the president in a mixed system) we mean:
A. the state.
B. all of the elected officials in a country.
C. the cabinet (made up of the prime minister and the other ministers).
C. the cabinet (made up of the prime minister and the other ministers).
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To ensure equal representation in the House of Representatives, each congressional district must have contiguous boundaries and must be _________.
A. geographically compact B. politically unified C. politically monolithic D. malapportioned
In the lead up to the Civil War, southern states attempted to declare federal laws void within their borders. This reflected the doctrine of ______
A. dual federalism B. concurrent powers C. nullification D. supremacy
In 2009, __________ became the first Hispanic U.S. Supreme Court Justice
Answer:
Ethics laws prohibit a candidate or official from receiving a contribution inside
A) a commercial business building. B) a religious organization's building. C) the Democratic or Republican headquarters. D) the Texas state capitol building.