Politics of the United States Questions
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JAY TREATY WAS BETWEEN WHAT 2 COUNTRIES?WHAT COUNTRY DID IT ANGER?
1793 - President Washington issued “__________ Proclamation” keeping America out of war and breaking from alliance with France.
Next to revenue generated by state taxes, the second largest source of state revenue comes from
What is the politician system where power is divided between the national and state governments
Who was the presiding officer of the constitutional convention
The President's compensation package includes a) a $99,500 salary. b) a $20,000 expense account. c) a $200,000 pension, paid over five years. d) none of the above.
According to the 22nd Amendment, the President a) may serve a maximum of 10 years. b) may serve a maximum of 8 years. c) may run for a third term only after someone else has been President for four years. d) may serve a maximum of 12 years
The Constitution stipulates that the President musta) be a natural-born citizen. b) have been a citizen for at least 14 years. c) have lived in the country for the 14 years prior to his or her election. d) be either a natural-born or naturalized citizen.
T/F:As commander in chief, the President has control of the army and navy.
T/F:As chief of state, the President is ceremonial head of government.
Which of the following plans have Presidents in the late 20th century suggested for changing the presidential term of office? a) a single six-year term or an unlimited number of four-year terms b) a single four-year term or a single six-year term c) a single eight-year term with no chance for reelection d) an unlimited number of four-year terms or a single eight-year term
T/F:The President is the chief administrator, or head of the large federal bureaucracy.
Among other requirements, the Constitution states that the President must be at least ___ years old. a) 25 b) 30 c) 35 d) 40
Importance of selecting vice-president as a running mate
In what ways is the Congress most descriptively representative? In what ways is the Congress most descriptively Unrepresentative?
Even if Drutman's proposal was adopted, how would the ratio of representation in the House compare with the global average?
According to the textbook, what approach to representation did Representative Liz Cheney take in 2021-2022?
which committees are the core committees in both the house and senate?
Today, which parts of the country are strongly associated with the Democratic Party and which are associated with the Republican Party
What is meant by "mega-identity"? Be sure to know and understand the discussion in the textbook around this term, specifically why party identification is best thought of as a social identity that overlaps with many other aspects of social identity