The power of a chief executive to cancel specific items in an appropriation or tax bill is called the
a. veto.
b. pocket veto.
c. legislative veto.
d. line item veto.
e. appropriation veto.
D
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The more commonly held view of contemporary political leaders and political scientists regarding public opinion is based on which theory?
a. elitism b. essentialism c. pluralism d. positivism
In general, supporters of Bernie Sanders felt that the Democratic Party establishment in the 2016 presidential election ______.
a. favored Secretary Clinton b. favored Senator Sanders c. created a level playing field for all candidates d. effectively swung the election to Donald Trump
What is the Washington Consensus? How does it contrast with the Beijing Consensus?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is true of the federal government's role in education?
A. The federal government's role in education was relatively small before the 1960s. B. Pell grants remain the states' largest source of financial control over school policies. C. The federal government provides roughly 25 percent of total school funding throughout the country. D. The 1965 Higher Education Act devolved a good deal of education policy back to the states. E. The federal government provides roughly 70 percent of total school funding throughout the country.