Given Shays' Rebellion, what set of reforms seemed most necessary to prevent a collapse of the national government?
A)a grant of executive authority to the committees formed by the Confederation Congress
B)a merging of legislative and executive authority in the Confederation Congress
C)a complete rewriting of state constitutions to expand the power of the states to compel congressional action
D)a separation of the executive, legislative, and judicial functions at the national level of government
D
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What is the difference between Protestantism and Catholicism?
A. Catholics reject the idea that a priest must mediate between an individual and God. B. Catholics believe that individuals can have a direct personal relationship with God. C. Protestants believe that the formation of church communities and sects must be regulated by a central religious authority. D. Protestants believe that no religious or civil authority should coerce an individual to think or pray a certain way. E. Catholics historically tend to favor the separation of Church and State.
Individual legislators' trading votes among themselves is known as
a. apportionment. b. appropriations. c. logrolling. d. bonding. e. general obligations.