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Political Science
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3.
In
which
type
of
electoral
system
do
voters
select
the
party
of their
choice
rather
than
an
individual
candidate?
Proportional
representation
4.
Which
of
the
following
does
not
represent
a
major
contributing
factor
in
party
realignment?
Third
Parties
5.
Which
level
of
part
organization
is
most
responsible
for
helping
the
party's
nominee
win
the
presidency?
National
6.
A
political
party
is
an
organization
this
is
a
broadly
based
coalition
created
for
the
purpose
of
winning
elections
and
governing
once
in
office.
7.
Which
of
the
following
is
the
usual
outcome
of
winner-
take-
all
elections.
A
more
stable
two
-
party
system
Chapter
11:
Congress
1.
The
Great
Compromise
successfully
resolved
differences
between
Large
and
Small
states
2.
While
each
state
has
two
senators,
members
of
the
House
are
apportioned
According
to
the
state’s
population
3.
The
process
of
redistricting
can
present
problems
for
congressional
representation
because
Districts
are
often
drawn
to
benefit
partisan
groups
Which
of
the
following
is
an
implied
power
of
Congress?
The
power
ot
regulate
the
sale
of
tobacco
in
the
states
4
5
Senate
races
tend
to
inspire
Broad
discussion
of
policy
issues
6.
The
saying
"All
politics
is
local"
roughly
means
The
local
constituents
tend
to
care
about
things
that
affect
them
7
A
congressperson
who
pursued
a
strict
delegate
model
of
representation
would
seek
to
Legislate
in
the
way
he
or
she
believed
constituents
wanted.
Regardless
of
the
anticipated
outcome
8.
The
increasing
value
constituents
have
placed
on
descriptive
representation
in
Congress
has
had
the
effect
of
Increasing
the
number
of
minority
members
in
Congress
9.
House
leaders
are
more
powerful
than
Senate
leaders
because
of
The
larger
size
of
the
House
10.
A
select
committee
is
different
from
a
standing
committee
because
A
select
committee
is
convened
for
a
specific
and
temporary
purpose,
while
a
standing
committee
is
permanent
11.
Stopping
a
filibuster
requires
that
The
chamber
votes
for
cloture
12.
Saying
a
bill
is
being
marked
up
is
just
another
way
to
say
it
is
being
Amended
13.
They
key
means
of
advancing
modern
legislation
is
now
The
budget
process
14.
The
leader
of
the
House
of
Representatives
is
the
Speaker
Chapter
12:
The
Presidency
1.
Many
at
the
Continental
Congress
were
skeptical
of
allowing
presidents
to
be
directly
elected
by
the
legislature
because
They
feated
the
opportunities
created
for
corruption
2.
Which
of
the
following
is
a
way
George
Washington
expanded
the
power
of
the
presidency?
He
refused
to
run
again
afters
serving
two
terms
3.
How
did
the
election
of
1824
change
the
way
presidents
were
selected?
The
selection
of
the
candidate
with
few
electoral
votes
triggered
the
rise
of
party
control
over
nominations
4.
Which
of
the
following
is
an
unintended
consequence
of
the
rise
of
the
primary
and
caucus
system?
Sometimes
candidates
unpopular
with
the
part
leadership
reach
the
top.
5.
The
people
who
make
up
the
modern
president's
cabinet
are
the
heads
of
the
major
federal
departments
and
Must
be
confirmed
by
the
Senate
6.
A
very
challenging
job
for
new
presidents
is
to
Nominate
and
gain
confirmation
for
their
cabinet
and
hundreds
of
other
officials
7.
President
Theodore
Roosevelt's
concept
of
the
bully
pulpit
was
the
office's
Premier
position
to
pressure
through
public
appeal
8.
The
passage
of
the
Tenure
of
Office
Act
of
1867
was
just
one
instance
in
a
long time
of
Struggles
for
power
between
the
president
and
the
Congress
0.
Which
of
the
following
is
an
example
of
an
executive
agreement?
The
president
signs
legally
binding
nuclear
arms
terms
with
Iran
without
seeking
congressional
approval.
10.
Which
of
the
following
problems
are
associated
with
the
Electoral
College?
All
of
above
Chapter
13:
The
Courts
1.
The
Supreme
Court's
power
of
judicial
review
Enables
it
to
declare
acts
of
the
other
branches
unconstitutional
2.
The
Supreme
Court
most
typically
functions
as
An
appeals
court
3.
In
Federalist No.
78,
Alexander
Hamilton
characterized
the
judiciary
as
the
Leader
dangerous
branch
of
government.
4.
Of
all
the
court
cases
in
the
United
States,
the
majority
are
handled
At
the
state
level
5.
Both
state
and
federal
courts
hear
matters
that
involve
Both
civil
and
criminal
law
6.
A
state
case
is
more
likely
to
be
heard
by
the
federal
courts
when
It
involves
a
federal
question
7.
Besides
the
Supreme
Court,
there
are
lower
courts
in
the
national
system
called
District
and
circuit
courts
8.
In
standing
by
precedent,
a
judge
relies
on
the
principle
of
Stare
decisis
0.
The
justices
of
the
Supreme
Court
are
Nominated
by
the
president
and
confirmed
by
the
Senate
10.
The
Supreme
Court
consists
of
One
chief
justice
and
eight
associate
justices
11.
A
case
will be
placed
on
the
Court's
docket
when
Four
justices
agree
to
do
so.
12.
One
of
the
main
ways
interest
groups
participate
in
Supreme
Court
cases
is
by
Filing
amicus
curiae
briefs
13.
The
lawyer
who
represents
the
federal
government
and
argues
cases
before
the
Supreme
Court
is
the
Solicotor
general
14.
When
using
judicial
restraint,
a
judge
will
usually
Defer
to
the
decisions
of
the
elected
branches
of
government
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