Most of the work of the attorney general involves ________ rather than ________.
A. civil law; criminal law
B. criminal law; civil law
C. judicial review; prosecution
D. ceremonial functions; executive functions
Answer: A
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Which of the following is true about Third Parties in the United States?
a. They tend to be more successful at the state and local level. b They tend to be more successful at the national level. c. They rarely have any impact on elections. d. They have an advantage due to proportional representation. e. They have an advantage due to the Electoral College.
According to the text, presidents take into account all of the following when selecting their cabinets EXCEPT ______.
a. pleasing relevant interests b. ideological agreement with the president c. personal loyalty to the president d. ethnic and gender balance e. independence of stature and reputation
How do population growth and resource use reduce biodiversity?
a. They lead to overhunting, overfishing, and transplanting species. b. They eliminate the natural habitats of various plants and animals. c. They support the regrowth of wetlands and other habitats. d. They force governments to adopt preservation laws.