Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
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What is the swapping of political support for a government job?

A

Patronage.

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2
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Which president supported the passage of the pendleton act of 1883

A

Chester Arthur.

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3
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Name the three types of organizations which make up the federal bureaucracy today.

A

departments, independent agencies, and government corporations.

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4
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How many cabinet-level departments are there in the executive branch?

A

15

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5
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What are the department heads called?

A

Secretaries.

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6
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What is an executive agency?

A

An agency that have a single function and report directly to the president.

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7
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What is a regulatory agency?

A

An agency that has been created by Congress to regulate some area of American life.

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8
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What is an issue with regulatory agencies?

A

Congress permits unelected officials to impose more rules and regulations upon the american people.

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9
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What does the IRS do?

A

Wields powers in interpreting and enforcing federal tax laws.

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10
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What does OSHA do?

A

Developed and enforced national safety and health standards in workplaces.

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11
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How are government corporations different from other agencies?

A

Government corporations produce revenue for its services.

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12
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A large, complex organization made up of appointed officials.

A

Bureaucracy.

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13
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A collection of legislative proposals aimed at providing socialist benefits such as government financed pensions and health care.

A

New Deal.

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14
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The fifteen heads of the executive department form the Presidents _______.

A

Cabinet.

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15
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People who are hired rather than appointed for their position within the executive department.

A

Career civil servants.

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16
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What are laws created by legislatures?

A

Statutory laws.

17
Q

The first legal publications of a statutory law.

A

Slip laws.

18
Q

slip laws are bound in a publication called _______.

A

U.S Statutes-at-Large

19
Q

Publication gives individuals and businesses affected by regulations an opportunity to read both to regulations being proposed and those being implemented.

A

Federal Register

20
Q

A yearly publication that lists all the regulations issued that year as well as previous regulations still in effect.

A

Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)

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