Identify the factors that affect the president’s ability to obtain publicsupport.

Q: What roles have been assigned to the state? How have responsibilities been appointed between the sta...

A: Roles and responsibilities of the State

Q: Who votes for the political parties in the United States?

A: The voting system in a democracy like the United States functions on voters.

Q: What groups influence lawmakers? Give examples.

A: There are various individuals or groups that try and influence lawmaking bodies.

Q: Compare and contrast single member district and proportional representation (PR) How effective is ea...

A: Single member district and proportional representation (PR)

Q: Question #1: Based on Bureaucracy and Domestic Policy   1. Evaluate the need for today's large feder...

A: Federal bureaucracy and limited government

Q: Which source of law takes priority in the following situations, and why? ( See Sources of American L...

A: Sources of American Law

Q: The least problematic deviation of government according to Aristotle was? A. Arsitocracy B. Oligarch...

A: Aristotle's forms of government

Q: Discuss the political message found in Honoré Daumier's Rue Transnonain and explain how it relates t...

A: Honoré Daumier's Rue Transnonain

Q: Regulations are: A) enacted by state legislatures B) enacted by congress C) made by administrative...

A: Regulations 

Q: What is HJR 192? Who was the president that signed it?

A: HJR 192 was a resolution passed in 1973-74. It was facilitated through the House Committee on Scienc...

Q: A congressional seat in which the party’s candidate enjoys the support of 55% of the constituents or...

A: Congressional safe seat

Q: State one difference between Orthodox and modified models of politics-administration dichotomy.

A: The old and new models of Public Administration

Q: The dilemma facing Lincoln when he entered the presidency was: (a)  how to maintain the authority of...

A: Lincoln took seat in the office in a turbulent situation. The hostile situation of northern and sout...

Q: The Civil Service Commission was created by the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978? True or False

A: The Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 was an act that was fundamentally set up to provide federal man...

Q: Which of the following statements best describes the strategy of shermans march to the sea? (a) stra...

A: Sherman's march to the sea

Q: The following president was accused of using presidential signing statements to expand presidential ...

A: Presidential signing statements

Q: The Code of Justinian was created around 450 B.C. or B.C E? True or False

A: The code of Justinian was a collection of laws and their legal interpretation during the reign of Ju...

Q: The Congressional Budget Office does cost-benefit analysis of proposed legislation while the Governm...

A: The Congressional Budget Office and Government Accountability Office

Q: On September 22, 1862, President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation by claiming hi...

A: Emancipation proclamation by President Abraham Lincoln.

Q: All of the following presidents were assassinated except for this person. A. Abraham Lincoln B. Warr...

A: The US history has been witness to the assassination of four sitting Presidents and assassination at...

Q: The Athenian leader Solon created the Council of 500. True or False

A: Council of 500

Q: This amendment limits a president to two four-year terms, unless he or she finishes out a term of th...

A: Amendment for limitation of presidential nomination. 

Q: This president started the “spoils system” when he fired more federal bureaucrats than all of the pr...

A: Spoils system

Q: What is popular will? Why should a constitution be written as per the will and aspiration of the peo...

A: The will of the masses can be simply put as popular will. Most democratic countries show their popul...