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Politics of the United States
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- a channel through which people's concerns become part of the political agenda
- What gave African Americans the right to vote?
- What is the process of removing the president called?
- Can someone win the general election but lose the electoral vote?
- Which article of the constitution deals with the electoral college?
- If nobody wins a majority of electoral votes, who chooses the president?
- In __________, powers are shared by the federal and state governments, a type of system likened to a marble cake.
- Who was most in favor of a strong state government and a weak national government?
- true or false: the president is the only nationally elected official who can claim to represent all the people
- how many votes does it take in the senate to invoke cloture of a debate?
- true or false: agencies of redistribution influence the money supply, the role of to government in the economy, and the redistribution of wealth
- true or false: the constitution specifies how many justices should sit on the supreme court
- Which model of federalism holds that national and state powers should be distinct and that national powers should be interpreted narrowly?
- Which of the following powers is one that the Constitution denies to the states?
- what is the constituency of the house?
- Which of the following is an example of a formula grant?
- who is the fiscal policy (spending and taxing) largely influenced by?
- Which statement describes the Trump Administration's plan for government spending in fiscal year 2019?
- who is the monetary policy (regulating money supply) largely influenced by?
- what does the national security council do in the cabinet?