In 2004, the GAO changed the key part of its name from ______ to ______.

The case of Furman v. Georgia dealt with

a. the Eighth Amendment and medicinal marijuana. b. the Eighth Amendment and capital punishment. c. the Fourteenth Amendment and the right to counsel. d. the Fourteenth Amendment and the right to own a firearm.

Federal employees with higher-level supervisory and administrative responsibilities who are paid and treated more like vice presidents of businesses than political figures are ______.

a. civil service supervisors b. privately hired managers c. executive political appointees d. senior executive service members