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Government Final Exam Review - 2018 #2
Government Final Exam Review - 2018 #2
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Laws for raising money for the federal government are called
revenue bills
aflack bills
hold-ups
authorization bills
2
Setting the minimum wage comes under this power of Congress.
taxation
naturalization
power of hiccups
regulation of commerce
3
This item limits federal employees' involvement in election campaigns.
Civil Service Commission
Hatch Act
Federal Bureau of Snitchery
Pendleton Act
4
The practice of victorious politicians rewarding their followers with government jobs.
the civil service system
the Iron Triangle
the spoils system
the federal bureaucracy
5
Department responsible for the overall foreign policy of the US.
Department of Justice
Department of State
Department of Interior
Department of Wizards
6
The budget-making work of Congress is coordinated by the
Starbucks
Congressional Budget Office
Internal Revenue Service
Government Printing Office
7
this is the court of last resort in all questions of federal law.
territorial court
district court
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
8
This term defines a goal of the US foreign policy.
world peace
mutual defense alliances
economic sanctions
isolationism
9
Travelling to hold court in assigned regions is called
riding the circuit
traveling court
circuit carousel
riding the rails
10
This is a second primary election between the two candidates with the most votes.
runoff
open primary
plurality election
closed primary
11
In Congress the majority and minority leaders are assisted by
the Speaker
Whips
bull riders
Chains
12
The president's refusal to spend money is called
sphincter challenged
impeachment
impoundment
tight waddiness
13
A good example of the constitutional principle of checks and balances is
writ of habeas corpus
immunity
writ of montezuma's revenge
legislative oversight
14
A coalition of justices is
an amicus curiae
a swing vote
a per curiam
a voting bloc
15
This person presides over the Senate.
vice president
Kim Kardashian
Speaker of the House
president
16
This system is often called a winner-take-all system.
the Plumbers Pack
the federalist system
Electoral College
the Price is Right
17
Matters requiring the action of both the House and Senate, but on which a law is not needed are
joint inflamation
concurrent resolutions
concurrent tunnel vision
joint resolutions
18
The standing committees of each house are controlled by
the Pink Panther
the majority leader
the head honcho
the minority leader
19
This group is chosen by the president for their experience in selected areas.
Cabinet
Electoral College
Press Corps
West Wing
20
This office is concerned with US business interests in foreign countries.
consulate
Ambassador's Office
embassy
Foreign Service Office
21
Article 1, Section 8, of the Constitution, these powers of Congress are described.
expressed powers
denied powers
shrinking powers
divine powers
22
Third parties are also called
pool parties
sorority parties
minor parties
splinter parties
23
Following the vice president, the next in line of succession for the presidency is
Speaker of the House
Secretary of State
Ringo Starr
president pro tempore of the Senate
24
In this type of election, only members of a political party can vote.
petition
open primary
nominating convention
closed primary
25
What requires the president to notify Congress when committing military forces?
Power of Conscience
Monroe Doctrine
the First Amendment
War Powers Act
26
Witnesses who do not tell the truth can be prosecuted for
fibbing
spelunking
perjury
pontificating
27
The head of the State Department is the
Mr. Magoo
President
Secretary of State
Vice President
28
Foreign policy is decided by
the Secretary of State
the President
Congress
The Secretary of Woe-be-gone
29
A friend of the court is
a BFF
an amicus curiae
a lobbyist
a bon ami
30
This person presides over the Senate.
Big Bird
Vice President
President
Speaker of the House
31
A filibuster can be stopped when 3/5 of the Senate votes for
censure
cloture
booing
roll call
32
House members are unable to offer amendments to a bill from the floor because of
rule of thumblina
the closed rule
the closed mouth rule
foot-in-mouth rule
33
People in districts represented in Congress are called
mobs
constituents
lobbyists
bystanders
34
People involved in lawsuits are called
dopers
litigants
idiots
criminals
35
To be involved in world affairs is to have this philosophy.
head-in-sandism
internationalism
isolationism
containment
36
Address given by the president to Congress.
presidential confirmation address
State of the Union Address
President pro tempore message
White House Address
37
President cannot exceed this number of years in office.
8 years
4 years
6 years
10 years
38
When the US withholds loans, arms, or economic aid, it is
conscription
stingy treaties
collection plate
sanctions
39
People engaged in lawsuits are called
litigants
victims
over zealous morons
criminals
40
Nations that became allies under these agreements agreed to support each other
regional security pacts
executive agreements
mutual defense alliances
detente
41
This term means protecting the US borders and territories against invasion.
mutual defense alliance
security pact
national security
fist bump
42
This person administers the presidential oath of office.
chuckles the clown
chief justice
vice president
Dudley Do-Right
43
An explanation for the Supreme Court's decision is called
a vote
a judicial statement
a legal draft
An opinion
44
The power to confirm appointments to the Supreme Court resides in
the House of Representatives
the Senate
state legislatures
the people
45
A brief unsigned statement of the Court's decision is a
quid pro quo
stare decisis
writ of certiorari
per curiam opinion
46
A trial court has
fun
concurrent jurisdiction
appellate jurisdiction
original jurisdiction
47
Adjoining precincts form
proportional districts
wards
voting districts
caucuses
48
Supervisor of the diplomatic activities of the United States is the
Secretary of State
consul of the U.S.
Secretary of Diplomacy
Secretary of Defense
49
These courts derive their power from the Constitution and federal laws.
concurrent courts
federal courts
tennis courts
state courts
50
An order from the Court to send up records is a
command performance
brief
writ of certiorari
writ of mandamus
51
The number of Supreme Court justices is determined by
the president
popular vote
Congress
the Supreme Court
52
A court of appeals has
concurrent jurisdiction
original jurisdiction
grand jury jursdiction
appellate jurisdiction
53
These bills deal with individual people or places.
private bills
public bills
duck bills
open bills
54
The process of setting up new congressional districts after reapportionment is called
philandering
gerrymandering
redistricting
mooning
55
A swing vote is a
voting bloc
deciding vote
confirmation power
Tarzan vote
56
These are the workhorses of the federal judiciary system.
mules
circuit courts
grand juries
petit juries
57
This created the civil service system.
deregulation
Pendleton Act
birth control
Hatch Act
58
Guiding strategies and goals that direct U.S. relations with other countries is its
foreign policy
national defense strategy
isolationism
internationalism
59
This deals with presidential succession.
28th Amendment
15th Amendment
21st Amendment
25th Amendment
60
Citizens who report wrongdoings by federal agencies are called
civil servants
whistleblowers
fink masters
constipated cry-babies
61
When agencies, congressional committees, and client groups work together it is called
Liaisoning
An Iron Triangle
Injunctions
Facebooking
62
Offices of ambassadors in foreign countries.
bureaus
embassies
cabinet offices
foreign white houses
63
A formal accusation handed down by the grand jury is
an appeal
an indictment
a hiccup
a verdict