Spea-V 181 Exam 2
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Terms in this set (69)
rules governing patterns of
behavior, which can be formal
(regulatory) and informal (norms
Institutions within an organization or society)
Rules that structure human
behavior and interactions
Rules that shape behavior
, A system of managing government
through departments run by
appointed officials. Officials that
implement public policy
Bureaucracy carries out day-to-day functions of
government
free of political accountability
(non-partisan)
1. Cabinet departments (State,
defense)
4 components 2. Independent executive agencies
of the ( EDA)
bureaucracy 3. Independent regulatory
agencies (FRB)
4. Government agencies (USPS)
,Understand the
differences and
similarities
between
legislative
branch
institutions at
the federal,
state, and local
levels
House- 425 members (2 years)
Senate- 100 members (6 years)
Powers:
U.S. Congress Declare war
Enact laws
Confirm presidential appointees
Investigate the executive branch
Regulation of commerce
, Mosty bicameral (has 2 branches)
Usually meet annually between
Jan-June (four states meet every
State other year; five states meet year
Legislatures round)
Similar role passing laws, oversight
of executive branch
Typically non-partisan elections
(district and at-large)
"By statue, the council is
City Councils responsible for the control of the
City's property and finances, and
the appropriation of money"
(Indiana code)
County Combines executive/legislative
Commissions Subdivisions of states
How do the
interactions
between these
institutions
influence the
policy process?
Save
Terms in this set (69)
rules governing patterns of
behavior, which can be formal
(regulatory) and informal (norms
Institutions within an organization or society)
Rules that structure human
behavior and interactions
Rules that shape behavior
, A system of managing government
through departments run by
appointed officials. Officials that
implement public policy
Bureaucracy carries out day-to-day functions of
government
free of political accountability
(non-partisan)
1. Cabinet departments (State,
defense)
4 components 2. Independent executive agencies
of the ( EDA)
bureaucracy 3. Independent regulatory
agencies (FRB)
4. Government agencies (USPS)
,Understand the
differences and
similarities
between
legislative
branch
institutions at
the federal,
state, and local
levels
House- 425 members (2 years)
Senate- 100 members (6 years)
Powers:
U.S. Congress Declare war
Enact laws
Confirm presidential appointees
Investigate the executive branch
Regulation of commerce
, Mosty bicameral (has 2 branches)
Usually meet annually between
Jan-June (four states meet every
State other year; five states meet year
Legislatures round)
Similar role passing laws, oversight
of executive branch
Typically non-partisan elections
(district and at-large)
"By statue, the council is
City Councils responsible for the control of the
City's property and finances, and
the appropriation of money"
(Indiana code)
County Combines executive/legislative
Commissions Subdivisions of states
How do the
interactions
between these
institutions
influence the
policy process?
