The power to draw legislative districts rests with whom?
A. Assembly and Senate committee members and their expert staff
B. the leaders of the Assembly and Senate, and the governor
C. the Citizens Redistricting Commission
D. the U.S. Congressional House delegation
Answer: C
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a. interference from international courts attempting to protect their jurisdiction b. the continuing interests that major powers, especially those in the west, place on balance-of-power policy c. a vague definition of genocide that allows for expedient interpretations d. the inherent difficulty of defining what genocide is, especially when it involves mass rape
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a. the Connecticut Plan b. the bicameral plan c. the supremacy clause d. the New Jersey Plan
Which of the following types of country is most likely to receive development aid from the United States?
a. a poor country with no foreign troop presence b. a poor country with a large U.S. military presence c. a wealthy country where U.S. troops are stationed d. a wealthy country with no foreign troop presence
Which of the following contributed to diminishing the powers of today's chief executive?
A) foreign affairs B) Congress's constitutional power to declare war C) the nuclear age and the end of the Cold War D) Vietnam and Watergate E) Hurricane Katrina