Which court case did the U.S. Supreme Court approve seizing private residences to make way for a resort hotel, office buildings, and posh apartments? This court case caused Texas to join several other states in limiting government's power of eminent domain
A) Eminent Domain v. Kelo
B) Kelo v. City of New London Connecticut
C) Kelo v. City of New Jersey
D) Kelo v. Rick Perry, et Al.
B
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According to the Mueller's classic study to compare the powers of governors, where does the Texas governor fit in?
a. South Carolina and Mississippi have more powerful governors than Texas. b. Texas falls well above the mean score of state governors. c. Only Mississippi has a more powerful governor than Texas. d. Texas falls well below the mean score of state chief executives.
Which of the following statements about American federalism is true?
A. Constitutionally, the federal system of the United States consists of only the national government and the 50 states. B. Dual federalism is also known as "marble-cake" federalism. C. New federalism is defined as a strong national government that only allows the states to act when it decides to do so. D. Permissive federalism is sometimes characterized as part of the devolution revolution. E. Federalism is a constitutional arrangement that concentrates power in a central government.