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Quiz 7: The Congress
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Question 41
Essay
According to the text, the legislative process is "not politically neutral, but broadly serves to protect the status quo." Summarize the authors' arguments and evaluate their claim. Do you agree or disagree? Explain your answer.
Question 42
Essay
What is "the electoral connection" and what is its relation to congressional careers?
Question 43
Short Answer
What, according to the text, are the consequences of Congress's "openness to the social forces outside it"?
Question 44
Essay
Summarize the past half-century's changes in patterns of partisanship in the South and Northeast and what the consequences of these changes have been.
Question 45
Essay
Describe at least six powers given to Congress by the Constitution.
Question 46
Essay
Explain why, according to the text, the presidency and Congress are often attuned to different voices.
Question 47
Essay
Summarize the consequences of the high cost of running for election to Congress in the United States.
Question 48
Essay
What are the main steps in the legislative process by which a bill becomes a law? Why did that process lead John F. Kennedy to say that it's much harder to pass a bill than to defeat one?
Question 49
Essay
Summarize the reasons why, according to the text, the social backgrounds of members of Congress are important, and indicate some of the important disparities between the demographic characteristics of members of Congress and members of the electorate.