The presidential tactic of going public
a. rests on making good bargains with members of Congress.
b. must be used sparingly by a popular president to be successful.
c. no longer worked after the development of television.
d. works best when the president attacks the other party to mobilize his own supporters.
b. must be used sparingly by a popular president to be successful.
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A. concept of taxing the production and sale of liquor B. belief that women would become taxpayers if given the right to vote C. principle of a graduated income tax based on ability to pay D. Social Security Administration to distribute welfare benefits paid for by taxes
China considers Taiwan, a former Chinese province, _____
A) to be a legal part of North Korea B) to be a threat to China C) to be an independent nation D) to be a legal part of China E) to be a nuclear superpower
Which of the Founding Fathers was against any property qualification for voting or holding office?
a. George Washington c. Alexander Hamilton b. James Madison d. Thomas Jefferson
In attempting to cope with the massive federal debt, Congress adopted the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985, popularly known as the
a. Price-Anderson Act. b. Smith Act. c. Manson-Brady-Harlan Act. d. Gramm Rudman Hollings Act.