The G-5 states—the United States, Japan, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom—constitute which of the following?
a. The five permanent members of the UN Security Council
b. The five permanent representatives on the Board of Executive Directors of the World Bank
c. The five permanent members of the International Monetary and Finance Committee and top contributors to the International Monetary Fund
d. The five founding members of the World Trade Organization
c. The five permanent members of the International Monetary and Finance Committee and top contributors to the International Monetary Fund
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The Great Compromise adopted by the Framers of the Constitution involved
a. the procedures by which the Constitution would be ratified. b. increasing the powers of the central government. c. resolving disputes between the states and the central government by means of an independent judiciary. d. adoption of a bicameral legislature in which one house selected members based on population and one inwhich the states were equally represented.
Which permanent committee consists of both chambers of Congress, does not propose legislation, and is investigative in nature, focusing on issues of general concern?
a. conference committee b. standing committee c. joint committee d. select committee e. ad hoc committee