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- which independent executive agency best fits this cartoon? a) occupational safety and health administration (osha) b) food and drug administration (fda) c) federal communication commission (fcc) d) national aeronautics space administration (nasa) 10. and even though the war powers act exists, congress is still largely deferential toward the president with regard to military authorization. for example in 1995, regarding the sending of us troops into bosnia, bob dole (the republican senate majority leader) said that president clinton (a democrat) had the authority and the power under the constitution to do what he feels should be done regardless of what congress does. the excerpt is best showing an example of what role of the president? a) to be the political party leader b) to be commander and chief of the armed forces c) the speaker of the house d) to be head of foreign policy 11. what case decided mexican - americans & all other groups have equal protection under the 14th amendment? a) hernandez v. texas b) sweatt v. painter c) edgewood v. kirby d) mendez v. westminster 12. in the ____, each state has an equal voice. a) senate b) house of representatives
Brief Explanations
- Question 9: The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) regulates communication-related matters. The cartoon likely relates to communication - based regulation.
- Question 10: The President's role as Commander and Chief of the Armed Forces gives authority over military actions. The excerpt about sending troops aligns with this role.
- Question 11: In Hernandez v. Texas, the Supreme Court ruled that Mexican - Americans and all other groups have equal protection under the 14th Amendment.
- Question 12: In the Senate, each state has an equal voice (two senators per state).
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- 9. c) Federal Communication Commission (FCC)
- 10. b) To be commander and Chief of the Armed Forces
- 11. a) Hernandez v. Texas
- 12. a) Senate