The dominant economic approach during the Bretton Woods system, which combined open international markets with domestic state intervention to attain such goals as full employment and social welfare is called _____

Under the conditions of increased party polarization that exist today, congressional moderates are __________

A)numerous B)partisan C)dominant D)scarce

The U.S. Senate was created as a slower, more deliberative body in which legislation is forced to proceed at a more thoughtful pace. What is a primary reason for this design?

A) to prevent the U.S. House of Representatives from originating any bills B) to protect against radical shifts in government that result from swift changes in popular opinion C) to protect legislation from a presidential veto D) to make sure that the legislation is enforceable E) the arrangement was not by design, but evolved over time