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Congress
Bureaucracy
Judicial
Foreign Policy
Executive
100
representation of interests and lawmaking
What is two purposes of congress
100
why do we dislike bureaucracy
What is not flexible ?
100
writtern law set down by legislator
What is statutory law
100
we attack before enemies attack us
What is policy of preemption (bush doctrine)
100
pyramid hierarchy, presidentt at the top (POTUS), cabinet secretaries, deputy secretaries, undersecretaries, and career civil servants
What is organization
200
435
What is size of house
200
weber thesis: complexity=bureaucracy / acquisitive model= plant model
What is why do bureaucracies grow
200
when a US district court has power to hear a civil case where the persons are diverse in citizenship
What is diversity of citizenship
200
what does NATO stand for
What is North Atlantic Treaty Organization
200
day to day decisions (prime minister of England)
What is head of state
300
just speaking to run out of time, kill the bill
What is a filibuster
300
exercise both rulemaking and rule enforcing
What is the difference between independent agencies and regular cabinet agencies ?
300
police have to read out nights to the arrested
What is miranda warning
300
1948-1993 war battle between communism and capitalism; doctrine of containment
What is the cold war
300
impeachment, death, resignation, disabilty, term limits, defeat
What is exit
400
type of committee that is created to work out differences between the house and senate versions of a specific peice of legislation
What is a conference committee
400
clarity required rules
What is the reason why bureaucracies have rules for decision making
400
group suffers from harm, group of people with similar circumstances
What is class action lawsuits
400
expansionism idea that the US should stretch from Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean
What is manifest destiny
400
party, popularity, perks, pork, bully pulpit
What is presidential tools
500
redrawing congressional district to intentionally benefit one political party
What is gerrymandering
500
civil service reform: government employees hired based on merit/ qualification
What is the event that promoted the passage of the Pendleton Act
500
when judges talk about a case
What is oral arguments
500
DAILY DOUBLE: only when our interest are threatened and advance causes (TWO ANSWERS) AND WW1 we switched from isolation to internationalism.
What is realism vs idealism AND Isolationism vs. Internationalism
500
order military, fire executive branch official, interpret laws, recognize another nation, exit treaties, veto a bill, grant pardons
What is the power to command