Why is Iran considered only a quasi-theocracy rather than a full theocracy?
a. The state religion of Iran is a mixture of two forms of Islam.
b. The Iranian Parliament can veto decisions made by religious leaders.
c. The Grand Ayatollah is elected by a segment of the Iranian population.
d. Elected leaders conduct much of the daily business of Iran's government.
Correct Answer: d
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Which statement about the plurality/majority election system is not accurate? a. It is a winner-take-all system
b. It is used to elect officials in local, state, and federal government positions. c. It encourages the development of third parties. d. It features districts in which one seat goes to the candidate with the most votes.
The winner-take-all principle can be observed in the United States when the ________ select(s) the president and the vice president
A) party elders B) electoral college C) national committee D) party-in-government E) voters in each state
Marbury v. Madison
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How many boards and commissions oversee Texas government?
A. 50 B. 150 C. 250 D. 359