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Which act of congress made membership in the communist party grounds for refusal of federal employment?
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the hatch act
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Which act of congress made membership in the communist party grounds for refusal of federal empolyment?
The Hatch Act was made by Congress in 1939. Under this act federal employees could not belong to the communist party.
Why isn't congress part of the federal government?
Congress IS the federal government.
What is an example of Congress using legislation to explain the meaning of a part of the Constitution?
Congress established the lower federal courts
Is congress paid by the federal gov or state capitols?
Members of Congress are paid by the federal government. The salaries of members of Congress are determined by law and are paid out of the federal treasury.
What are the three federal employment laws?
There are far more than three federal employment laws; in fact, there are more than three categories of federal employment laws.
What is the Equal Employment opportunity commission EEOC?
a federal agency that investigates complaints of employment discrimination
The size of the supreme court is determined by who?
Congress passed the Judiciary Act of 1869, which set the Court's membership at nine
Who makes federal laws?
- Congress - Senate - House of Reprensentative - U.S. or national legislature
Is India a communist country or not?
No, India is not a communist country. The type of government is, federal republic.
Can congress appropriate money to the federal government?
Yes, it is true that Congress can appropriate money to the federal government. This is how federal departments are funded.
Is India a communist country?
No, it is a Federal Republic.
How can Congress forbid discrimination in employment?
Citing its power to regulate businesses that engage in interstate commerce, Congress did apply the 1964 Civil Rights Act to employers larger than 14 employees. Congress established an investigative agency, the EEOC, and allowed individuakls and EEOC to sue in federal court.
