__________ is the power of the courts to review and overturn the actions of the executive and legislative branches

What is the difference between "traditional" authoritarianism and totalitarianism?

a. "Traditional" authoritarianism seeks political passivity and obedience rather than enthusiastic dissent. b. "Traditional" authoritarianism seeks political passivity and obedience rather than enthusiastic participation and mobilization. c. "Traditional" authoritarianism seeks political activity and obedience rather than enthusiastic participation and mobilization. d. "Traditional" authoritarianism seeks political passivity and civil disobedience rather than enthusiastic participation and mobilization.

Why is the French president less powerful during periods of cohabitation?

a. He has lower standings in public opinion polls. b. The constitution mandates that the president must resign if parliament votes a motion of censure. c. The prime minister commands a parliamentary majority hostile to the president. d. The president loses the ability to dissolve the National Assembly. e. The prime minister is granted powers normally reserved to the president.