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| What 3 services does a welfare state provide? |
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| social security, housing, education |
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| created welfare system during new deal |
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| Position of SC regarding business before and after 1937 |
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| laisessz faire, regulation |
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| limited hours, regulated wages |
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| encourage competition, prevent monopoly |
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| control by a few companies |
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| gave right to org. unions |
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| est. min wage, 40 hr work week |
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| gov't must police businesses when the don't do it themselves |
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| 4 examples of pub assist, and what isn't |
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temp assist of need families
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| Not signed by U.S. b/c not in best interest of business |
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| set limits to control pollution, didn't really work |
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| Highest in New Mexico, Louisiana, Arkansas , Mississippi. Lowest NE |
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| in tx, called lone star card |
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| Exec Branch is in which article of constitution? |
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| I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII |
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| lege, exec, judic, states rights, amednments, supremacy, ratification |
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| 35, 14 yr resident, born in US |
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| WASP, 50's, rich, affluent, Lawyer, prestigious edu |
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| the prez is very strong but yet has many limitations |
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| people think power to control world is in hands of prez |
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| expands his power, ended after cold war, |
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| powers spelled out in constitution |
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| powers that prez assumes to ensure domestic tranquility |
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| Is prez more effective at foreign policy or economy? |
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| by Morris theororia, voters punish or reward prez by how their personal situation has changed in the last 4 yrs |
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| tools prez can use to sway congress |
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| popularity, threaten to veto, perks, pork, punish, VP |
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| agreements w/ foreign heads of state that don't req approval of state |
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| developed by binder and mayhew, butting heads in congress, nothing moves |
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| tried to curtail power of prez by limiting troop deployment to 60 days, the have to get 1/3 out. unconst in 1983 |
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| chief of state, exec, diplo, (symbolic ceremony, CEO, ambassadors and treaties), CIC, party leader and legislator |
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| liasessz faire, symbolic head, no real dut, give power to congress (taft coolidge hoover) |
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| go getters, set agenda (jackson, FDR, reagan) |
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| indictment of prez, needs enough evidence to remove prez. |
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| vp takes over in case of disability |
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| natural born, resident of state for 5 yrs, 30 yrs old |
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| Miriam Ferguson, Anne Richards |
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| very small, power is fragmented, can [judicial: reprieve, commutate, pardon], [legislative: call emergency measures, special sessions, and item veto on money bills] |
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| power divided btwn several elected officials, b/c of jacksonian democracy |
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| other elected officials in TX |
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| AG, comptroller, lt. gov, commisioner of land use, comissioner of agriculture |
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| chief exec, legis, CIC, intergov'tal deputy, party leader |
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| major officails electedby people |
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| part of legislature, check how money is spent |
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| legislative redistricing board |
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| draws lines of districts when house of reps can't agree |
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| after fiscal years, review i agency performed as specified |
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| spoils system vs civil service |
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| spoils, based on who you know, civil, need to pass a test for every position |
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| happens when pop inc, during dem admins |
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