The Constitution states that federal judges and justices are to be
a. elected by the people
b. appointed by the House of Representatives, subject to confirmation by the Senate.
c. appointed by the president, subject to confirmation by the Senate.
d. appointed and confirmed by the president.
c
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Article IV of the Constitution obliges the federal government to ensure that all states adhere to republican principles.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following best describes how political parties help to keep elected officials responsive to citizens' needs?
a. by reducing tension between Congress and the president when both are from the same party b. by allowing voters to determine which office holder is responsible for a success or failure - c. by creating a coalition government in which officials of both parties share credit and blame d. by allowing voters to hold office holders accountable in a collective fashion