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Practice wherby individual senators can veto federal judicial nominations in their respective states is called

senatorial courtesy

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To some extent, congressional behavior is based on

the principle of reciprocity

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What is the presidents veto power

A president can threaten a veto and vetos are not usually able to be overriden by congress

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High levels of political participation is associated with

high level of political interest, a sense of political efficacy, and a strong sense of civic duty

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An election is a realigning or critical election if

there is a lasting change in party coalitions

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The passage of broad legislation leaves specfic rule making to the executive branch is

delegated authority

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What activity of American labor unions is permissible by law

engaging in strikes

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After WWII, citizens have become more

less likely to trust the government and institution leaders

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What agencies determine domestic monetary policty

the federal reserve board

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What conditions are interest groups most like to be influenced under

when the issue is highly technical and requires detailed legislation

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What is most likely to happen in midterm congressional elections?

The party of the president loses seats

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delegates to the republican and democratic national conventions are primarily chosen in

primaries

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responsible party voting emphasizes what about elections?

political parties will take clear, unambiguous positions

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What chamber decides the presidential election outcome in the event that not one candidate gets the majority of electoral votes

House of Representatives

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If the Vice presidency is vacated, the president must

appoint a new VP with the approval of both houses of congress

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the ability of the media to define the importance of particular events and issues is called

agenda setting

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What do both the House and senate employ a complex system of

permanent committees to help carry out their legislative duties

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The weakening of political parties is most often traced to

progressive era reforms

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what type of influence foes federal administrative agencies have

substantial influence over public policy through administrative discretion

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What is a check on the power of the US supreme court by congress

they may control the number of justices who may sit on the court

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What is most likely to weaken party leadership in the senate

the use of filibuster by individual senators

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What is historically accurate of the electoral college

the winner of the electoral college also usually wins the popular vote

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what is political culture

shared attitudes of a people regarding government

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what factor has contributed to the persistence of the two party system in the US

plurality rules for determining election outcomes