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<br>10.  What is a "lame duck Congress," and why might it be dangerous to the future of our Nation?
 
<br>10.  What is a "lame duck Congress," and why might it be dangerous to the future of our Nation?
 
<br>11.  Why do you think many have sought to abolish the U.S. Department of Education, but none have been successful?
 
<br>11.  Why do you think many have sought to abolish the U.S. Department of Education, but none have been successful?
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<br>12.  What is an argument against the constitutionality of the many federal agencies, particularly in how they establish laws through their regulatory process?  Explain.
    
You can post your answers at [[American Government Homework Four]].
 
You can post your answers at [[American Government Homework Four]].
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