In Gibbons v. Ogden, the Supreme Court __________
a. broadly interpreted the national government's power to regulate interstate commerce
b. broadly interpreted the president's power to wage war
c. narrowly interpreted Congress's power to make law and collect taxes
d. narrowly interpreted Congress's power to oversee the executive branch
a
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Many initiatives, after passage, are modified in the ______
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The Hatch Act is a list of political dos and don'ts for federal employees, designed to prevent federal civil servants from using their power or position to engage in political activities to influence elections,
creating a nonpartisan, nonpolitical, professionalized bureaucracy. Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
If you are a part of the _______________ then you will not lose your job when a new president is elected and you will work closely with presidential appointees in order to provide continuity in the operations of the federal bureaucracy
a. civil service b. lower bureaucracy c. patronage system d. tenured elite e. Senior Executive Service