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- __ Gambling laws are different from state to state Unlike in Nevada, in Texas, slot machines are only legal on Native American Reservations, like Pass. This is an example of: A. Concurrent Powers B. Cooperative Federalism C. Reserved Powers D. Bicameralism
- __ The U.S. purchased the Louisiana Terntory even though the Constitution doesn't mention this as a national power A. Inherent powers B. Expressed powers C. Supreme powers D. Implied powers
- __ Presidents have used their role as Commander in Chief to take military action and to send troops out. This is an example of A. Formal Amendment B. Informal Amendment C. Reserved Powers D. Supremacy Clause
- 25. Which of the following statements accurately summarizes the reasoning for the decision in Baker v. Carr (1962)? in Baker v. Carr (1962) 2 had fewer people than urban districts yet rural districts were overrepresented in congressional districts Baker was denied equal protection under the law B. To ensure equal protection under the law, there should be an equal number of rural and urban districts in a state C. There should be redistricting every ten years at the federal level.but the state can choose not to redistrict at the state and local levels D. Congressional redistricting must Involve traditionally excluded groups in the process or it violates the equal protection clause 26. A __ committee is a permanent committee that all bills must go through. A. joint B. select C.standing D. rules E conference 27. A __ committee is a temporary committee set up for a special purpose. A. joint B. select C. standing D. rules E. conference 28. A joint committee contains members of both the House and the Senate. A. True B. False 29. Which of the following committees plays a major role in the House in shaping tax policy? A. Finance D. Appropriations B. Ways and Means E. Governmental Affairs C. Commerce 30. The practice in Congress whereby Representative A promises to vote for Representative B's legislation, provided that Representative B will support Representative A's legislation, is referred to as A. personal casework and services D. pork barrel legislation B. partisan discipline E. filibustering C. logrolling 31. A member of Congress votes in favor of a bill as a result of receiving many letters of support for the bill from constituents. Which form of democratic representation best describes this voting decision? A.Trustee C. Elite B. Delegate D. Pluralist 32. The process by which a committee puts a bill aside, not to be acted on, is called A. pigeonholing D. Cloturing B. privileging E. Filibustering C. vetoing 33. The only way to get a bill stuck in a committee out is through a __ A. rider D. special rule B. cloture E. discharge petition C. conference committee
- 18. Which of the following describes the ruling in Shaw v. Reno (1993) 2 B. The Voting Rights According unconstitutional. B. The C. Racial tax was eliminate ruled unconstitutional D. It was decrymandering was ruled unconstitutional to be equal in size. 19. Which of the following is an unofficial duty of the Speaker of the House? A. they are expected to help get their parties legislative goals accomplished B. they are considered leader of their party C. they are expected to reside over the House in a fair way D. all of the above are unofficial duties of the Speaker of the House 20. Which of the following is NOT true about the Party Whip? A. they serve as middle man between the floor leader & members of their party on the floor B. are considered assistant floor leaders C. check which members will be voting for certain bills D. all of the following are NOT true E. all of the following are true 21. The most important positions in Congress are held by members that are A. some of the longest serving (have seniority) B. chosen in special elections in each chamber C. most popular D. chosen from both the majority and minority parties E. all of the above 22. This is a group of members of Congress that share some interest or characteristics. A. special committee B. caucus C. sine die D. incumbent E. district 23. Which of the following is NOT true of a committee chairman? A. they are members of the majority party B. they decide when a committee will meet C. they decide whether they will hold public hearings D. they help manage the debate and try to steer a bill toward passing when it gets to the floor E. all of the following are true of a committee chairman 24. Who is the chief spokesperson for their party in Congress and helps to carry out the party platform & steer floor action to their party's benefit? A. Speaker of the House B. President Pro Tempore C. Majority & minority floor leader D. Party Whip E. President of the Senate
