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Why did the authors of the Wyoming Constitution specify so many limits on the state legislature? - Answer They were suspicious because many state legislatures were corrupt in the years following the civil war. From what type of districts are Wyoming legislators elected? - Answer Single-member districts What is the pattern concerning incumbents seeking re-election to the state legislature? - Answer Few are defeated; at least 60% are re-elected. How do Wyoming legislator...

What year did Wyoming become a territory? - Answer July 25, 1868 What year did Wyoming become a State? - Answer July 10, 1890 What did Wyoming's constitution do first in the world? - Answer Gave women the right to vote What are the three branches of Government? - Answer Executive Legislative Judicial What is the major duty of the Executive Branch? - Answer Enforce Laws What is the major duty of the Legislative Branch? - Answer Make Laws ...

Legislature- General Parameters - Answer House and a Senate. -House needs to be at least twice the size of the - Senate and no more thant hree times the size of the Senate. legislature convene for no more than 20 days in even years for a budget session (whereas a two year budget is passed) and 40 days in odd years for a general session. The legislature may not convene for more than 40 days in any one year. Legislature- -House Make Up - Answer -60 members-age 21, 1 ye...

Constitutional duties of the House - Answer right to originate revenue bills; power of impeachment Constitutional duties of the Senate - Answer try impeachments; approve major presidential appointments and treaties with foreign nations. What factors contribute to the incumbency effect in congressional elections? - Answer redistricting, name recognition, casework, campaign financing, and successful challengers What is the role of the Rules Committee? - Answer atta...

The full faith and credit clause ________. - Answer requires states to honor each other's official acts Federalism decentralizes power and brings government closer to the people ________. - Answer under the Tenth Amendment Powers given to states by the Tenth Amendment which allow them to legislate for the public health and welfare of their citizens are ________. - Answer reserved powers Which of the following events is attributed in part to the end of dual federalis...

Upon ratification of the Twentieth Amendment in 1920, women gained - Answer The right to vote in federal election Someone who generally supports extensive government intervention in the economy, along with greater protections for consumers and the environment, is known as a - Answer liberal For the Supreme Court to agree to hear a case, agreement must be reached by at least ___________ justices. - Answer four why do people take political cues from others rather that st...

Authorized Insurer - Answer An insurance company that has qualified and received a Certificate of Authority from the Department of Insurance to transact insurance in the state. Cease and Desist - Answer to stop or discontinue Commission - Answer Payment to the agent by the insurance company for placing insurance, usually a percentage of the policy premium Commissioner - Answer The head of the state department of insurance. Exempt - Answer not subject to ...

True - Answer One of the greatest sources of interest-group influence in the Wyoming Legislature has been the legislators themselves. Fasle - Answer Political party officials in Wyoming exert strong influence on government decision makers and control the nomination process for political candidates. True - Answer Residents of the mountain states traditionally hold a higher sense of civic duty and thus participate more than those in other parts of the nation. Astroturf l...

Chapter 1 Wyoming Firsts and Lasts - Answer 1.Why is Wyoming known as "The Equality State"? (pp. 1-2) - Answer Wyoming is known as "The Equality State" because the Wyoming territorial government gave women the right to vote and hold political office in 1869. This was a political first being four decades prior to the 19th amendment. 2.Upon what two industries is the Wyoming economy most dependent? How has this made Wyoming like many third world nations? (pp. 2-5) - ...

State Legislatures - Answer • Similar to Congress • All but Nebraska have 2 houses o But, seats not distributed like the US Senate o State Senates based on population Professional Legislatures - Answer • Meet most of the year • Legislatures well paid, don't have an outside job • Have year-round staffers to assist Citizen Legislatures - Answer • Usually meet for a short period of time each year. o Wyoming alternatives sessions of 20 and 40 days. o Occ...

Wyoming constitution puts specific limits on - Answer local governments to accrue debts amendments to constitution can be proposed by - Answer state legislature or a constitution convention 2 criticisms of the Wyoming constitution are - Answer diffusion of executive authority hinders efficient management, and legislative sessions too short through referendum process - Answer people in wy can repeal an act of the state legislature interest groups are important ...

In regard to political equality, Wyoming was a pioneer in what respect? - Answer It first gave suffrage to women. According to the preamble, what was the fundamental purpose of the convention which framed the Constitution of Wyoming? - Answer To secure and perpetuate civil, political, and religious liberty. What are the constitutional provisions regarding religion? - Answer No religious test shall ever be applied to voting or holding office; the exercise of any religious ...

Why did the authors of the Wyoming Constitution specify so many limits on the state legislature? - Answer Fear of legislative abuse They were suspicious because many state legislatures were corrupt in the years following the civil war. From what type of districts are Wyoming legislators elected? - Answer Single member districts (an electoral district in which voters choose one rep or official. proportional representation) What is the pattern concerning incumbents seeking re...

Function of elections - Answer Selecting public officials Which term describes an election where a candidate or party wins the election by an overwhelming margin of victory? - Answer Landslide elections Which term describes the period right after a new president has come into office (typically lasting 100 days) in which he has widespread support from the public and other governmental officials? - Answer Honeymoon period Which way to nominate candidates is an informal m...

Residents of the mountain states traditionally hold a higher sense of civic duty - and thus participate more - than those in other parts of the nation. - Answer True Most Wyomingites believe their state government is more wasteful than the federal government. - Answer False Political party officials in Wyoming exert strong influence on government decision makers and control the nomination process for political candidates. - Answer false Citizens who identify as Democra...

In which of the following forms of government would a small group of elites like a military or richer individuals rule over others? - Answer Oligarchy Which of the following terms describes a government's decision to take an action on a particular issue (i.e. enacting a law or sending troops into battle)? a. Public policy - Answer Public policy Which of the following theories argues that political power rests in the hands of competing groups in a society? - Answer Plur...

Turnout rate - Answer the number of people who vote in a given election divided by the number of people who would have been allowed to vote in it Australian ballot - Answer An electoral format that presents the names of all the candidates for any given office on the same ballot Single-member district - Answer an electoral district that elects only one representative-the typical method of representation in the United States Electoral College - Answer An institutio...

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ANA Nursing (revised) definition - Answer The protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human response, and advocacy in the care of individuals, families, communities, and populations. ANA - Answer organization which sets standards for nurses and helps improve practice ANA Nursing (original) definition-1980 - Answer the diagnosis and treatment of human ...

A client with end stage heart disease wants to go home on oxygen and be comfortable. The family wants the client to have a new surgical procedure. The nurse explains the risks and benefits of the surgery to the family and explains the clients wishes to the family. Which role is the nurse demonstrating for the client? A. Educator B. Advocate C. Caregiver D. Manager - Answer B. Advocate Which activity is included in the nurse's direct caregiver role? (select all that apply) ...