An enrolled act is
a. a separate bill that must be passed by Congress to fund spending measures.
b. a bill that has been successfully vetoed by the President.
c. a large bill that combines several pieces of legislation.
d. a bill designed to keep the government running until the new budget is approved.
e. a final version of a bill, approved by both chambers of Congress.
e
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following reflects the political concepts found in the Texas Constitution of 1876?
A. supportive of high taxes for expansive government services B. a powerfully centralized state government with weak local control C. a strong antigovernment stance that resulted from extensive corruption during Reconstruction D. a strong governor with absolute authority over the executive branch