A) The First Amendment
B) The Seventeenth Amendment
C) The Nineteenth Amendment
D) The Tenth Amendment
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A) Lobbying and electoral activity
B) Lobbying and bribery
C) Gratuity and electoral activity
D) Bribery and gratuity
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A) Sixteenth Amendment
B) First Amendment
C) Sixth Amendment
D) Eleventh Amendment
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A) independent expenditure.
B) bundle expenditure.
C) hard expenditure.
D) soft expenditure.
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A) political action committee.
B) subcommittee.
C) progressive change committee.
D) joint committee.
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A) Bill of Rights.
B) Declaration of Independence.
C) USA PATRIOT Act.
D) Natural and Legal Rights.
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A) New groups that focused on consumer,environmental,taxpayer,civil rights,and other issues were on the rise.
B) Corporations continued dominating Washington politics with quiet,behind-the-scenes influence over key leaders.
C) The public interest movement's focus is now on legislation,not on forms of civil regulation.
D) The power in Washington,
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A) corruption.
B) campaigning.
C) lobbying.
D) coalescing.
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A) It sets up a unitary state.
B) It establishes a system under which the legislative,executive,and judicial functions of the government are integrated with each other.
C) The judges have no power to review legislative and executive actions.
D) It makes the federal government more powerful than the governments of the individual states.
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A) First Amendment
B) separation of powers clause
C) supremacy clause
D) Tenth Amendment
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A) Illegal gratuity
B) Rigging
C) Bribery
D) Lobbying
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A) typically had to seek permission from the Congress before taking any actions.
B) were dominated by a few leaders.
C) could hold hearings on any subject they wished.
D) started having small staffs.
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A) Ideological
B) Express
C) Bureaucratic
D) Issue
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A) judicial supremacy.
B) judicial review.
C) merit review.
D) legislating.
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