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== Homework ==
 
== Homework ==
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Answer the first three questions, and then three of the remaining four:
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Answer the first five questions, and then two of the remaining three:
    
1. What are the six major powers of Congress?
 
1. What are the six major powers of Congress?
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<br>2. Do you support term limits for congressmen? Do you support a power by the people to recall congressmen? How are these two powers different?
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<br>2. What prevents New Jersey from requiring homeschoolers to take public school exams each year?
 
<br>3. Explain what fraction of the Senate is elected every two years, and the reason why only some of the senators are up for election on Election Day.
 
<br>3. Explain what fraction of the Senate is elected every two years, and the reason why only some of the senators are up for election on Election Day.
 
<br>4. Which party controls the House of Representatives today, and by what margin (approximation is fine)?  E.g., is it controlled by Democrats by a 235-200 margin?
 
<br>4. Which party controls the House of Representatives today, and by what margin (approximation is fine)?  E.g., is it controlled by Democrats by a 235-200 margin?
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<br>5. What prevents New Jersey from requiring homeschoolers to take public school exams each year?
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<br>5. Give an example not in the lecture of a power the federal government lacks.
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<br>6. Explain a difference between the political system in the United States and the one in England.
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<br>6. Term limits do not exist for congressmen.  Should they?  Also, should the people have the power to recall congressmen by a special election, before their term is completed?
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<br>7. Which political party do you expect to win control of the Senate on Election Day this year, and why?
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<br>7. Explain a difference between the political system in the United States and the one in England.
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<br>8. Which political party do you expect to win control of the Senate on Election Day this year, and why?
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Extra credit (answer two of the following four questions):
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Extra credit (answer two of the following three questions):
    
8. “Politics is not fair.” Should it be?
 
8. “Politics is not fair.” Should it be?
 
<br>9. Explain the role of committees in Congress, with examples.
 
<br>9. Explain the role of committees in Congress, with examples.
 
<br>10. The constitutionality of "ObamaCare" was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in June 2012 based on which clause(s)?
 
<br>10. The constitutionality of "ObamaCare" was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in June 2012 based on which clause(s)?
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<br>11.  
    
You can post your answers at [[American Government Homework Two]].
 
You can post your answers at [[American Government Homework Two]].
    
[[Category:American Government lectures]]
 
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