POLS 102 EXAM 3 | 91 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS | 100% VERIFIED
Representatives use their own best judgment CORRECT ANSWERS Trustee
Representatives vote the way their constituents want them to CORRECT ANSWERS
Delegate
Representatives act as a trustee or a delegate depending on the issue CORRECT
ANSWERS Politico
How congress members make decisions CORRECT ANSWERS -colleagues
-party
-constituents
-caucuses
-interests groups
-staff
-political action committees
House-Senate Differences CORRECT ANSWERS -representation based on population
-constituencies
-length of term
-impeachment vs. conviction
-limited debate vs. filibuster
-advise and consent
-party loyalty
Powers of congress CORRECT ANSWERS -lawmaking
-taxation
-spend money
-regulate commerce
-create courts
-declare war
-make all laws "necessary and proper" carrying out the enumerated powers
Congressional Committees CORRECT ANSWERS -exclusive committee
-policy/constituency committee
-minor committee
-policy super A committee
rules, ways and means, budget, appropriations CORRECT ANSWERS exclusive
committee
, agriculture, energy, armed services CORRECT ANSWERS policy/constituency
committee
ethics, house administration, Indian affairs CORRECT ANSWERS minor committees
finance, appropriations, foreign relations, armed services CORRECT ANSWERS policy
(super A) committee
directions made by presidents to the executive branch departments that often contain
nothing more than instructions to be carried out by agencies, bureaus, and departments
but that may at times be considered to be acts of presidential lawmaking CORRECT
ANSWERS Executive orders
A rule or regulation issued by the president that has the effect and formal status of the
legislation CORRECT ANSWERS Executive orders
Powers granted to the President CORRECT ANSWERS -carry out laws
-guide foreign policy and relations with foreign leaders
-veto legislation
-commander in chief of military
-grant pardons
The formal, constitutional authority of the president to reject bills passed by both houses
of congress, thus preventing them from becoming a law without further congressional
action CORRECT ANSWERS veto
the authority of a chief executive to delete part of a bill passed by the legislature that
involves taxing or spending. ruled unconstitutional by the US supreme court CORRECT
ANSWERS line item veto
are policy directives issued by presidents to the executive branch bureaucracy that do
not require congressional approval CORRECT ANSWERS executive orders
Roles of the President: CORRECT ANSWERS -chief legislature
-chief economist
-party leader
-chief diplomat
-chief executive
-chief state
-commander in chief
25th amendment established this for replacing a vice president who leaves office during
his term CORRECT ANSWERS Presidential order of succession
Massively power and global war on terror with undefined boundaries and no specific
nation to make a peace treaty with CORRECT ANSWERS Modern presidency
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Representatives use their own best judgment CORRECT ANSWERS Trustee
Representatives vote the way their constituents want them to CORRECT ANSWERS
Delegate
Representatives act as a trustee or a delegate depending on the issue CORRECT
ANSWERS Politico
How congress members make decisions CORRECT ANSWERS -colleagues
-party
-constituents
-caucuses
-interests groups
-staff
-political action committees
House-Senate Differences CORRECT ANSWERS -representation based on population
-constituencies
-length of term
-impeachment vs. conviction
-limited debate vs. filibuster
-advise and consent
-party loyalty
Powers of congress CORRECT ANSWERS -lawmaking
-taxation
-spend money
-regulate commerce
-create courts
-declare war
-make all laws "necessary and proper" carrying out the enumerated powers
Congressional Committees CORRECT ANSWERS -exclusive committee
-policy/constituency committee
-minor committee
-policy super A committee
rules, ways and means, budget, appropriations CORRECT ANSWERS exclusive
committee
, agriculture, energy, armed services CORRECT ANSWERS policy/constituency
committee
ethics, house administration, Indian affairs CORRECT ANSWERS minor committees
finance, appropriations, foreign relations, armed services CORRECT ANSWERS policy
(super A) committee
directions made by presidents to the executive branch departments that often contain
nothing more than instructions to be carried out by agencies, bureaus, and departments
but that may at times be considered to be acts of presidential lawmaking CORRECT
ANSWERS Executive orders
A rule or regulation issued by the president that has the effect and formal status of the
legislation CORRECT ANSWERS Executive orders
Powers granted to the President CORRECT ANSWERS -carry out laws
-guide foreign policy and relations with foreign leaders
-veto legislation
-commander in chief of military
-grant pardons
The formal, constitutional authority of the president to reject bills passed by both houses
of congress, thus preventing them from becoming a law without further congressional
action CORRECT ANSWERS veto
the authority of a chief executive to delete part of a bill passed by the legislature that
involves taxing or spending. ruled unconstitutional by the US supreme court CORRECT
ANSWERS line item veto
are policy directives issued by presidents to the executive branch bureaucracy that do
not require congressional approval CORRECT ANSWERS executive orders
Roles of the President: CORRECT ANSWERS -chief legislature
-chief economist
-party leader
-chief diplomat
-chief executive
-chief state
-commander in chief
25th amendment established this for replacing a vice president who leaves office during
his term CORRECT ANSWERS Presidential order of succession
Massively power and global war on terror with undefined boundaries and no specific
nation to make a peace treaty with CORRECT ANSWERS Modern presidency
