A treaty negotiated by the President and ratified by the Senate
a. may not be overturned by a duly enacted federal statute.
b. may be negated by any of the fifty states acting in its sovereign capacity.
c. cannot interfere with the implementation of previously enacted state legislation.
d. may be overturned by a duly enacted federal statute.
D
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Gridlock often occurs in American politics under which of the following circumstances?
a. when partisanship declines in the executive branch b. when different branches of government are controlled by different political parties c. when the majority of state governors are from one party and the president is from the other d. when the mainstream parties are challenged by a third party for control of the White House
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.