Treasonb. Other high crimes or misdemeanorsc. Briberyd. Malfeasance | | Save Answer | | 28. (Points: 1) | | The president's ability to bypass the Senate and create foreign policy directly through the use of executive agreements was limited by Congress in 1972 with the passage of thea. Case Act.b. Hatch Act.c. Congressional Budget and Impoundment Act.d. War Powers Act. | | Save Answer | | 29. (Points: 1) | | According the textbook, reforms enacted in the 1970s to make Congress more accessible have made Congressa. available to the broad American public.b. All of the abovec. more willing to compromise on important issues.d. less effective and more susceptible to special interests. | | Save Answer | | 30. (Points: 1) | | Who has taken advantage of open committee meetings in Congress to put forth their agenda?a. Interest groupsb. The minority partyc. The American publicd. Disenfranchised minorities | | Save Answer | | 31. (Points: 1)
Treasonb. Other high crimes or misdemeanorsc. Briberyd. Malfeasance | | Save Answer | | 28. (Points: 1) | | The president's ability to bypass the Senate and create foreign policy directly through the use of executive agreements was limited by Congress in 1972 with the passage of thea. Case Act.b. Hatch Act.c. Congressional Budget and Impoundment Act.d. War Powers Act. | | Save Answer | | 29. (Points: 1) | | According the textbook, reforms enacted in the 1970s to make Congress more accessible have made Congressa. available to the broad American public.b. All of the abovec. more willing to compromise on important issues.d. less effective and more susceptible to special interests. | | Save Answer | | 30. (Points: 1) | | Who has taken advantage of open committee meetings in Congress to put forth their agenda?a. Interest groupsb. The minority partyc. The American publicd. Disenfranchised minorities | | Save Answer | | 31. (Points: 1)