members of Congress | receive generous franking privileges, allowing them to send letters to their constituents free of charge. |
casework is | constituent service. |
After being reported by a committee but before being sent to the House, bills are submitted to the ____, which sets the terms under which the bills are to be examined by the House. | Rules schuss |
All of the following apply to bicameralism except | it presented various ways of amending the constitution. |
All of the following apply to reconciliation, except | Reconciliation is sometimes used when the majority party in the US Senate does not have sixty votes in favor of an action. |
As one of the most powerful agencies in Washington, the ____ assists in preparing the federal budget and oversees federal agencies throughout the year. | Senate Budget Committee |
The necessary and correct clause | has expanded the role of national government vis-à-vis states. |
Congress parties are formed around them | all of this is true |
The "speech or debate" clause in Article 1, Section 6 of the Constitution means that a member of Congress | is generally immune to charges of defamation or slander if the speech is related to official duties. |
All of the following apply to the Senate except | The Senate cannot pass budget legislation without first allowing a filibuster. |
The main function of Congress is | Legislation. |
The House Majority Leader is | elected by the caucus of the majority party. |
Gerrymandering | all of this is true. |
After a bill has been introduced and referred to a committee, | The committee may hold hearings and discussions to consider the merits of the bill. |
A procedure by which a bill in the House of Representatives can be forced out of committee to vote is called a | dismissal request. |
redistribution is | the allocation of seats in the House of Representatives to each state after each census. |
The Speaker of the House of Representatives and the Majority Leader of the Senate | Influence the duties of the committees and set laws for debate. |
The federal budget deficit | declined after President George W. Bush reduced taxes on capital gains, inheritance and earned income. |
All of the following apply to the people who work for Congress, except | they are outnumbered for members of the House of Representatives than for senators. |
A Florida lawmaker who voted against his better judgment to support subsidies for orange farmers would act | as an appointed delegate. |
The President of the Senate is | the Vice President of the USA |
That is the job of a conference committee | Voting on versions of a bill by the House of Representatives and Senate. |
The senior system takes care of that | The committee chairman is usually the committee member of the majority party with the longest uninterrupted tenure |
Mentioned is the formal statement by the Congressional Appropriations Committee that a certain amount of funds may be made available to an agency | Permit. |
Oversight is the process by Congress | follows laws it has passed. |
All of the following apply to the Congress except | it enjoys a high reputation among the public. |
A key difference between the House of Representatives and the Senate is the total number of members. As a result, | a greater number of formal rules are required to regulate activity in the home. |
The committee in the House of Representatives that proposes deadlines for debating bills is called The | Rules schuss. |
An interim bill passed by Congress if no budget bill is passed by the beginning of the fiscal year is a (n) | ongoing dissolution. |
The Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974 required | the President to spend the funds approved by Congress. |
An agent exercising the authority of a trustee | Vote on behalf of his or her home voters. |
The most powerful person in the House of Representatives is the | speaker of the house. |
The process of compromise by offering to trade support for a legislature's bill if they support yours is called | register. |
A big problem with the implementation of the role of commissioned delegate is that | Voters may not have well-formed views on many issues. |
The use of franking privilege has | declined in recent years due to the growth of websites, email, blogs and social media. |
All of the following statements about the Speaker of the US House of Representatives are true except | The Speaker is elected every two years by a vote in the US House of Representatives. |
Actual leadership in the Senate resides in the House of | Majority Leader in the Senate. |
redistribution is | redrawing of district boundaries within each state to ensure equal district populations. |
The concept of Cloture refers to | a process attempting to limit debate on a bill in the Senate. |
When a congressional district is challenged based on evidence that the lines are being drawn as racist gerrymander, | The US Supreme Court will decide whether there is sufficient evidence to order the redrawing of the district's borders. |
In the midterm elections to Congress | Voter turnout drops sharply. |
If the race for congressional seats were more competitive | extreme partisanship would be reduced because winning candidates would have to find broader appeal to voters outside their party |
The federal government works with a fiscal year that runs from | October to September. |
The members of Congress are | not representative of the voting population in terms of gender. |
A filibuster is | an attempt to prevent passage of a bill through unlimited debate. |
The Whips support the party leaders in this | Passing information to and from members of Congress in accordance with the wishes of the party leadership. |
Which of the following is not a function of Congress? | Implementation and enforcement of the enacted laws. |
A temporary Legislative Committee established for a limited period and for a specific purpose is a | Selection Committee. |
The most important committees in Congress are ____ committees, standing bodies that have expertise because of their responsibility for specific policy areas. | Stand |
All of the following are enumerated or expressed except | the power to set up a national bank. |
The people whom a legislator represents and to whom he devotes much time and effort are called | components. |
A representative acting in the role of commissioned delegate is | primarily represents the wishes of its voters. |
All of the following statements about gerrymandering are true except | The problem of gerrymandering has been solved. |
In most states, the lines of Congress are drawn | a small group of party leaders in the Landtag. |
The founders of the American Republic believed that most of the power that would be exercised by a national government should be in the hands of | The legislator. |
If no presidential candidate receives a majority of the electoral votes, the | The election will be decided in the House of Representatives. |
Regarding the Presidential Pardon, all of the following statements are true except | Presidents can grant a pardon only if the person being pardoned has been convicted of a crime. |
When the President receives a bill, | he/she cannot do anything and in ten days the bill will become law without his/her signature. |
Which of the following statements is true? | A person born on US soil or born to American parents can become President. |
Which of the following statements best describes the people who were elected President? | White male Protestants. |
What action(s) is (are) part of the President's role as Commander-in-Chief? | President Bush orders the invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan. |
Which of the following statements about the President's fundraising is correct? | President Obama has had spectacular success in raising funds. |
Which of the following statements is true? | In a parliamentary system, the executive and the majority. |
Which of the following statements about the “IPO” is not correct? | It's usually a sign that a president's popularity has dropped. |
Which of the following statements about the presidential veto is the most accurate? | Threat of veto gives President significant leverage over Congress and… |
Which of the following statements does not apply to executive orders | represent the powers of the president's party leader |
Which of the following statements about presidential elections is incorrect? | The Fifteenth Amendment requires that the President and Vice President be elected separately. |
Which of the following statements about the state of the union message is NOT TRUE, | is not required by the Constitution, and each President can choose whether or not to report to Congress. |
Which of the following statements is an example of the president acting as head of state? | Hosts the Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland for a special dinner. |
A veto is | A clear indication of the President's dissatisfaction with the legislation. |
A constitutional amendment to clarify Electoral College voting was necessary because | There was no way to tell which votes were for President and which were for Vice President |
A pocket veto | can only be used if Congress is adjourned for session within ten days of billing |
The President is the supreme commander | The ultimate decision maker in military affairs. |
All of the following apply to the President's Cabinet except | it is detailed in the Constitution |
As chief executive, the president is constitutionally bound | Enforce laws, contracts and court orders |
as chief diplomat the President | negotiates treaties, recognizes foreign governments, and makes executive agreements |
All of the following apply to emergency powers except | the supreme court upheld the trumans' seizure of the steel mills during the korean war |
All of the following apply to the President as Chief Executive except | The President may remove members of the Congressional Committee who oppose it |
an executive order | must be published in the Federal Register |
impeachment according to the constitution | Impeachments are chosen by the House of Representatives and |
Under the Twenty-fifth Amendment, when a President's ability to perform his normal duties is called into question and he is unable to communicate, | A majority of the Cabinet, including the Vice President, can declare the President incompetent |
the number of political appointments available to the President | is restricted by the civil service system |
The National Security Council is a link between them | key foreign and military advisers and the President |
the President as head of state is responsible for this | engage in activities that are largely symbolic or ceremonial in nature |
The office that includes most of the President's key personal and political advisers is that | Office in the White House |
The White House Office, the National Security Council, and the Office of Administration and Budget are all part of it | the Executive Office of the President. |
the Office of Administration and Budget | assists the President in preparing the annual budget |
The Twenty-Fifth Amendment | was used by President Nixon |
The members of the cabinet | are all department secretaries |
the granting of parole for a crime is referred to as a(n). | an apology |
The requirement that the President report to Congress within 48 hours of sending troops into hostilities and then seek Congressional approval within sixty days is established by | Die War Powers Resolution. |
The following two presidents are the only ones in American history who have actually been impeached | Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton |
inherent powers of the President | depend on what is said in the constitution |
Informal advisers to the President are called | kitchen cupboard |
if the office of Vice President becomes vacant, | the President appoints a replacement, which must be approved by both Houses of Congress |
if the president vetoes, he or she | must return the bill to Congress with a veto message |
No president in the history of the United States has ever done that | been charged and convicted |
In most democratic governments, the head of state is | someone other than the manager |
That's what the Supreme Court ruled in United States v Nixon | Richard Nixon could not use executive privileges to hold back old Oval Office tapes |
Executive agreements are | Agreements between the President and a foreign head of government that do not require Senate approval |
Executive Privilege | includes the presidential ability |
Presidential candidates have asked individuals to join the ticket as vice presidential candidates for all of the following reasons | to serve as co-president |
Popularity of the President | Is an important resource for Presidents to persuade Congress to pass legislation |
Before a contract can become legally binding, it has to be | approved by a two-thirds majority in the Senate |
It calls for rewarding loyal party workers with government jobs | patronage |
The cabinet departments are in terms of organization | Responsible for overseeing the President |
The percentage of the total US workforce employed by local, state and federal governments is | 16 percent |
Examples include the Federal Trade Commission, the Federal Communications Commission, and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission | Independent Regulators |
Examples include the Social Security Administration, Small Business Administration and the Smithsonian Institution | Independent executive agencies |
To this end, the Hatch Act was created, which was passed by Congress in 1919 | Ban federal employees |
The number of civil servants has | Remained relatively stable in recent decades |
The federal government | Cannot release personal medical record information |
The loot system is sometimes called | nepotism |
The Freedom of Information Act | Requests federal agencies to disclose information about an individual |
The FDIC can take over a private bank | Purchase of bank preferred stock to keep the bank afloat while a new owner is found |
The term privatization refers to | The replacement of government services with services from private companies |
The merit system refers to | Select, retain and promote government officials based on exams. |
The Whistleblower Protection Act | Prohibits retaliation against whistleblowers by their superiors |
The government required this in the Sunshine Act | All federal agencies run by committees regularly conduct their business in open session. |
The two jobs that employ by far the most federal civilian employees are | US Postal Service and Department of Defense |
The investigative power of Congress is often | Delegated to the Government Accountability Office |
The federal bureaucracy | Consists of approximately 2.9 million employees |
Der Pendleton-Act | Determination of the employment principle based on open competitions |
The monopolistic model of bureaucracy says so | Bureaucracies have no competition and are therefore inefficient |
The only cabinet department not headed by a secretary is | justice |
Through negotiated rulemaking, federal agencies have begun to encourage businesses and public stakeholders to participate directly | Elaboration of the regulations that affect them |
The profit-making model of bureaucracy says so | Bureaucracy leaders strive for expanded budgets and larger staffs |
All of the following statements apply to cabinet departments except | New cabinet departments are created by the President |
All of the following apply to national ID cards, except | The American public has never accepted the concept of a national identity card |
All of the following statements about political appointments are true except | The most important source of authority is the ease with which they can fire officials |
All of the following apply to the Freedom of Information Act with the exception of | Since the terrorist attacks of September 11 |
All of the following statements apply to the Sunset Legislation except | All federal laws must include 10-year expiration provisions |
Are all of the following statements about public service true? | Positions in the public service are filled in a network-oriented and political manner |
According to Max Weber, a bureaucracy should be exempt from all of this | Consists of non-specialized staff to avoid delays |
Amtrak, the U.S. Postal Service and the FDIC are examples of this | State Enterprises |
Proponents of privatizing government services believe so | Some state agencies should be sold to investors |
Which of the following statements is true about politicians? | Their powers are often exaggerated |
Which of the following statements does not apply to Weber's model of bureaucracy? | Shows that power flows from the bottom up |
Which of the following is not one of the four main types of structure within the executive branch? | Privatized bureaucracies |
Which of the following statements about federal spending is correct? | The Social Security Administration administers social security and health insurance benefits |
Which of the following statements about terrorism is correct? | Federal agencies are best placed to detect and respond to terrorist activity |
Which of the following statements is true? | From the perspective of the acquisition model, bureaucrats are motivated by the trappings of power and want to expand their budgets and staffing levels |
When the industry to be regulated gains control of the agency that is supposed to regulate it, the process is invoked | seize |
Which of the following was the first cabinet department created? | The first cabinet department to be created was State and lastly Homeland Security |
Which of the following statements is true about state-owned companies? | Government employees usually have no shareholders |
Which part of the federal government employs the most government employees? | executive |
Which of the following statements about the concept of bureaucracy is not true? | Applies to the US military |
Which of the following statements is not true regarding Cabinet departments and the President? | Congress can appoint or fire all top officials |
Independent executive agencies are | Federal agencies that do not belong to cabinet departments but report directly to them |
Iron triangles are made of | Interest groups, legislators and members of the bureaucracy work to advance and protect their common interests |
Independent Regulators | All the above points are true |
In 2008, the Trouble Asset Relief Program (TARP) | Providing a bailout for banks, auto companies and insurance company AIG |
Education, trade and energy are examples | cabinet departments |
enable legislation | Provides approval for new federal agencies |
Controversies that have led some to wonder whether army rules contributed to military deaths include | Options A, B AND C ARE TRUE |
Traditional attempts to measure the size of bureaucracy | Skip the 1.4 million members of the armed forces |
One of the important differences between public bureaucracies and private corporations is that government bureaucracies | are not organized for profit |
_______________ were established because Congress felt that it was unable to deal with the complexities and formalities required to carry out certain laws in the public interest; | Independent Regulators |
During the Great Recession | Government spending accounted for about 25 percent of economic activity |
Bureaucracy is the name for it | A large, hierarchically structured organization that performs specific functions |
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