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Congress
The Executive
U.S. Bureaucracy
The Judiciary
Miscellaneous
100
It is the article of the U.S. Constitution where we could find the powers of Congress.
What is Article I of the U.S. Constitution?
100
It is the article in the U.S. Constitution that enumerates the powers of the President.
What is Article II of the U.S. Constitution?
100
It is the sociologist that gave us the idealistic description of a bureaucracy?
Who is Max Weber?
100
It is the article in the U.S. Constitution that describes the Judiciary branch.
What is Article III of the the U.S. Constitution?
100
It is the type of local government in Laredo, Texas.
What is Council-Manager?
200
It makes up the bicameral congress.
What is the Senate and the House of Representative?
200
It is the apparatus that elects the president of the united states.
What is the electoral college?
200
It is where the bureaucracy under the Executive starts and it could be kitchen or a formal structure.
What is the Cabinet?
200
It is the term limit of judges in the Supreme Court.
What is a life tenure?
200
It is the political ideology of the state of Texas.
What is Conservative?
300
It is the chamber with the most prestige and a broader constituency.
What is the Senate?
300
It is the act that exposes the chain of command to follow in case the president needs to be replaced.
What is the Presidential Succession Act of 1947?
300
An effective bureaucracy is supported by this system, which was established by the Pendleton Act.
What is the Merit System?
300
It is the number of judges in the supreme court.
What is nine?
300
It is the redrawing of district boundaries for the benefit of political parties.
What is gerrymandering?
400
It is the job of the congress that links our republican government to democracy and could be trustee or delegate.
What is representation?
400
It is the role of the president as top leader of his/her political party.
What is Chief of Party?
400
These are agencies under the authority of the executive branch intended to be effective bureaucracies in the administration of governance.
What are independent agencies? (could be regulatory or executive)
400
It is the case that established judiciary review as the power of the Supreme Court and strengthens checks and balance.
What is Marbury vs. Madison (1803)?
400
It is the office that requires a natural born citizen to hold it.
What is the Presidency?
500
It is the most important dimension, aspect, or part of congress because it is in there that policy is written, debated, and reviewed.
What is congressional committees?
500
It is a presidential memo but still considered legislation.
What is an Executive Order?
500
It is an unfair hiring system that is still practiced today, from the federal level to the local level that gives jobs as a reward through political affiliation, family ties, friendship, and/or favor exchanges.
What is The Patronage System? (also referred as Spoil System).
500
It is the concept that explains that judges may be persuaded in their decisions and make law interpretation by their ideology (conservative, moderate, or liberal).
What is Judicial Activism?
500
It is the top administrator of the County in the State of Texas.
Who is the County Judge?