1. White House Office is an in-house group of advisers that includes the Office of the Chief of Staff the Communications Office, including_____ , the Office of the First Lady; and various political advisers.
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All of these
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2. Weak Presidents are the presidents who have difficulty getting priorities through even a friendly Congress.
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True
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3. The theory that the executive, not the ______ is at the core of American power is known as Unitary Executive.
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Legislature
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4. Formal agreements with other countries; negotiated by the president and requiring approval by two thirds of the Senate is called _______.
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Treaties
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5. The founders’ vision of limited ______ power is called Traditional Presidency.
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Executive
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6. The practice of _______ a bureaucracy that serves the president’s interest is called Spoils system.
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Creating
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7. Filling in all the technical details in the laws Congress passes so that they can be enforced is known as_____
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Rule making
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8. Limitations or restrictions on the activities of a business or an individual is called_____
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Regulations
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9. The complex procedures and regulations surrounding bureaucratic activity is called _______.
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Red tape
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10. A president’s authority to reject a bill passed by Congress; may be overridden only by _______ majority in each house is called presidential Veto.
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Two-thirds
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11. The ________ within the White House that serves the president is called Presidential Branch.
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Bureaucracy
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12. President
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Congress
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13. A president’s authority to ________ a person from the legal penalties of a crime is called Power to Pardon.
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Both a and b
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14. Patronage is a system in which people in power reward friends, contributors, and party loyalists for their support with _____
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All of these
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15. An ideal bureaucratic structure where power is hierarchical and rule based, and where people are appointed because of their expertise and promoted on the basis of merit is called _______.
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Neutral competence
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16. The trend toward a higher degree of executive power since the 1930s in response to more complex _______.
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Social problems
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17. Issue Networks are the complex systems of relationships among groups that influence _______, including elected leaders, interest groups, specialists, consultants, and research institutes
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Policy
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18. Iron triangle is the close policy-making relationships among legislators,______, and the groups being regulated that tend to exclude the public.
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Regulators
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19. Presidential powers implied but not stated explicitly in the Constitution are called _______.
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Inherent powers
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20. Independent regulatory boards and commissions are _______ that regulate various businesses, industries, or economic sectors.
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Government organizations
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21. Independent Agencies are the organizations within the executive branch that execute the law and that are separate from the _______.
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Departments
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22. Honeymoon Period is the first 100 days ______ an election when a president’s popularity is high and congressional relations are likely to be productive.
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Following an election
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23. The president’s largely ceremonial, apolitical role in rallying together the population is called _____.
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Head of state
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24. The president’s partisan role as head of the president’s own party, twister of arms, maker of deals, and pusher of the party’s agenda is called _______.
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Head of government
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25. Government Corporations are organizations that fill some _______ functions that are important but not profitable enough for private industry to supply.
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Commercial
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26. A _______ strategy of drumming up support with the public on an issue, with the hope of using public pressure as leverage with Congress is known as Going Public.
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President’s
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27. Federal Bureaucracy is the network of departments, agencies, and boards and commissions that make up the executive branch at the federal level; characterized by __________ worker specialization, and advancement by merit.
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Both of these
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28. Executive privilege is president's ability to claim that some materials relevant to the job must be kept confidential to enable them to perform their duties or for national security reasons; a right with limits, according to the ______.
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Supreme court
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29. Clarifications of congressional policy issued by the president and having the full force of law is called _______.
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Executive orders
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30. The agencies and advisers that help the president manage the range of issues that the White House has to deal with every day is called _______ of the president.
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Executive office
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31. Executive Agreements are presidential arrangements with other countries that create foreign policy with the need for Senate approval.
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False
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32. Executive means the one who has the power to carry out _____
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All of these
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33. Divided Government is the situation that exists when political rule is split between two parties, in which one controls the White House and the other controls______
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Both a and b
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34. One of the major subdivisions of the federal government, represented in the president’s cabinet refers to Departments.
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True
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35. Cycle effect is the predictable rise and fall of a president’s popularity at different stages of a term in ______
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Office
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36. Civil service Reforms are the efforts begun in the _______ to ensure that the federal bureaucracy serves the interests of the public rather than the powerful.
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1880s
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37. When the bureaucracy exercises legislative power delegated to it by _______ is called Bureaucratic discretion.
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Congressional law
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38. The accepted values and procedures of an organization is called _______.
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Bureaucratic culture
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39. A hierarchical decision-making structure in which unelected officials answer to the layer of people above them, who in turn answer to the people above them, and so on is called _______.
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Bureaucracy
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40. The president’s power to select the heads of the departments (the cabinet), as well as more than ________ federal employees is called appointment power.
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3500
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41. When a _______ agency begins to identify the interests of the groups it regulates as its own is called Agency Capture.
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Government
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