What is the function of the Central Intelligence Agency
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Provide important national security information to top
government officials
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What is each agency within the government designed to handle
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Specific Responsibilities for cabinet-level departments
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Which is the agency within the US Department of Agriculture that inspects the country's meat poultry and eggs
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Food Safety and Inspection Service
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Which federal agency conducts research and makes recommendations on how the federal court system could be improved
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Federal Judicial Center
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Which type of commission makes policy recommendations but cannot enforce its decisions
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regulatory C;
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what has the authority to form commissions when deemed necessary
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Congress has the authority to form commissions when
necessary.
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What term was used to refer to a judge in the early English courts
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Magistrate is the correct answer. Moral is something totally
different and Majesty was only used for the king.
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What is typically the head of a federal agency
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A commission or board of directors usually heads a federal
agency.
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What is the function of the national aeronautics and space administration
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It helps us learn about the solar system and the universe and also about life here on earth.
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Who is not a responsibility of the Federal Communications Commission
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establish affordable cable for all americans
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What term best describes people working in a bureaucracy
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Bureaucrats A++
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To which branch of the government does the Library of Congress belong
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It isn't part of any branch. It was established by an act of
congress in 1800 when president John Adams signed a bill providing
for the transfer of the seat of government from Philadelphia to the
new capital of Washington. The legislation described a reference
library for congress only, containing "such books as may be
necessary for the use of congress and for putting up suitable
apartment for containing therein". Established with 5,000
appropriated by legislation the original library was in the new
capital until 1814, when the invading British set fire to the
capital and burned the small library. A month later Jefferson
donated his library of 6,000 books as a replacement. His library
was considered one of the finest in the United States. In January
1815 congress accepted his offer and gave him 23,950 for 6,487
books and the foundation for a national library was created.
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What is an example of independent agency
Central Intelligence Agency
What is the function of the Central Intelligence Agency
Provide important national security information to top
government officials
What is each agency within the government designed to handle
Specific Responsibilities for cabinet-level departments
Which is the agency within the US Department of Agriculture that inspects the country's meat poultry and eggs
Food Safety and Inspection Service
Which federal agency conducts research and makes recommendations on how the federal court system could be improved
Federal Judicial Center
Which type of commission makes policy recommendations but cannot enforce its decisions
regulatory C;
what has the authority to form commissions when deemed necessary
Congress has the authority to form commissions when
necessary.
What term was used to refer to a judge in the early English courts
Magistrate is the correct answer. Moral is something totally
different and Majesty was only used for the king.
What is typically the head of a federal agency
A commission or board of directors usually heads a federal
agency.
What is the function of the national aeronautics and space administration
It helps us learn about the solar system and the universe and also about life here on earth.
Who is not a responsibility of the Federal Communications Commission
establish affordable cable for all americans
What term best describes people working in a bureaucracy
Bureaucrats A++
To which branch of the government does the Library of Congress belong
It isn't part of any branch. It was established by an act of
congress in 1800 when president John Adams signed a bill providing
for the transfer of the seat of government from Philadelphia to the
new capital of Washington. The legislation described a reference
library for congress only, containing "such books as may be
necessary for the use of congress and for putting up suitable
apartment for containing therein". Established with 5,000
appropriated by legislation the original library was in the new
capital until 1814, when the invading British set fire to the
capital and burned the small library. A month later Jefferson
donated his library of 6,000 books as a replacement. His library
was considered one of the finest in the United States. In January
1815 congress accepted his offer and gave him 23,950 for 6,487
books and the foundation for a national library was created.