Imagine that the Queen of England reasserts the British crown's right to make legislation. The Queen would be relying on which type of legitimacy to justify this move?

How has the office of vice president changed over the years?

a. The vice president is no longer trusted as he once was. b. The vice president recently has been locked out of the policymaking process. c. The vice president has been more involved in the policymaking process in recent years than in the past. d. The vice presidency has become a prerequisite for the presidency.

During the nineteenth century, the term floaters referred to

A. individuals who were undecided as election day approached. B. individuals who voted more than once. C. members of political parties who defected to the other side. D. voters who refused to support incumbents. E. voters who always supported incumbents.