The president can control the power of a bureaucratic agency by placing at its head persons who are committed to his or her policy preferences. This is called
a. patronage.
b. appointment power.
c. nepotism.
d. back scratching.
e. cronyism.
b
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A) ?10 percent B) ?25 percent C) ?40 percent D) ?65 percent
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In Federalist No. 78, Alexander Hamilton argued that the judiciary was the least dangerous branch of government. Many people would argue that Hamilton was incorrect and that today’s courts wield an enormous amount of power. Why did Hamilton feel as he did, and what led to the courts’ increase in power? What have been the implications of this increase in power? Do you think Hamilton would have a problem with the role the courts play today? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
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