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Political Institutions Quiz 10 (25 MCQs)

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1. The President and Vice-President are the only elected officials who are required to be natural-born citizens.
2. This type of kinship links individuals based on their genetic relations.
3. Both males and females are members of a unilineal family but their descent lines are recognized only through relatives of either the male or female member.
4. Congress can override a presidential veto with a 2/3 vote in each house. Which constitutional principle is exercised by the president when vetoing a bill and, by the Congress when overriding a veto?
5. Every two years a third of the seats come up for election in the Senate.
6. Institutional constraints on the length of time a head of state or head of government can serve in office. The United Kingdom is the only AP Comparative country with no formal executive term limit on its head of state and head ofgovernment.
7. In contrast to the prime minister in the UK, the prime minister in Russia is:
8. In which elections for public officials take place on a regularly announced established date
9. Pertains to an activity through which people make, ammend, and amend the general rules under which they live.
10. In the UK, the _____ has the power to delay and amend legislation and serves mainly as a chamber of revision.
11. Leaders are rightfully wield authority if they obtain their position according to established procedures such as elections or through appointment.
12. In a parliamentary system, the cabinet members are typically chosen by:
13. Which part of the government is responsible for hearing cases and applying and interpreting laws?
14. Which type of government is one in which every aspect of society is controlled by the state?
15. Which of the following is an example of rational-legal form of authority?
16. What is the role of socio-cultural institutions in shaping a society?
17. Which jurisdiction allows a court to hear a case for the first time?
18. In a presidential system, the chief executive is typically:
19. When was the World Trade Organization (WTO) established?
20. Which of the following organizing principles lacks a consistent ideological foundation, and instead emphasizes hostility towards elites and established institutions?
21. What is the executive leader called who formulates, implements, and enforces policies through the cabinet and different agencies?
22. Which model states political process is controlled by interest groups that compete for power?
23. One difference between the parliamentary and presidential forms of government is that the presidential form:
24. Descent is a biological relationship to his or her ancestry.
25. The Secretary of State is responsible for foreign affairs.
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