Public Policy Quiz 34 (25 MCQs)

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1. Choose a way a citizen may influence their government effectively.

2. Going by the United States Constitution how many Senators does each state have?

3. Finding dead fish in a body of water is an indicator of eutrophication. This means _____

4. Which of the following is NOT an example of a government institution making policy?

5. Which is an example of political lobbying?

6. What is the legal process by which non-citizens become citizens?

7. What are stakeholders?

8. Interest rate that banks charge each other for loans

9. What are the stages of the policy process?

10. Our political process can be characterized as a

11. After committee work, what is the next step in the lawmaking process?

12. Registering to vote, Hold elective office, Participating in campaigns, and keeping informed regarding issues are citizens _____

13. What is it called when the government outsources a public need?

14. Scenario:The economy is experiencing high inflation. What might Congress do with government spending?

15. John Locke believed in a natural right to

16. What phase are you in when you are surveying the community to see if the Public Policy has or has not solved the problem?

17. This kind of "tax" is placed on imported goods

18. The president runs for office every _____ years

19. Which branch of government has the power to nominate judges to the Federal bench?

20. Which of the following statements would be considered a fact?

21. Which group of people has an important role in implementing the policy?

22. What is a bureaucracies?

23. What book did John Locke write?

24. Generally, there are four main major branches of any government, the executive, the legislature, judiciary and the president

25. Smaller political parties that usually focus on a specific issue or cause are known as