Which of the following statements is FALSE?     a. the President’s constitutional power to “grant pardons and reprieves” is a holdover from the English monarchy     b. executive agreements can be terminated by an incoming (new) President     c. treaties require Senate approval     d. the “power of the purse” is held by the Executive branch

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A: Popular vote

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A: Political ideologies

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A: John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau in regard to 'Human Nature' 

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A: working of congress

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A: The social contract by John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau

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A: Policies of U.S. Presidents

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A: Single member district and proportional representation (PR)

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A: Texas political culture.

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