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Process by which citizens can propose legislation and submit it to the voters of the state?
referendum
What is the process by which citizens can propose legislation and submit it to the voters of a state?
referendum
What is the definition of external efficacy?
The willingness of the state governments to respond to the citizens
What legislation stated that no state could restrict United States citizens?
impeach
At which level are US citizens involved in the governments decision making?
local, state, and federal
Which process allowed citizens to place a measure or an issue on the ballo tin the state election?
The process that allows citizens to place a measure or an issue on the ballot in state elections is known as the ballot initiative or citizen initiative process. This typically involves gathering a specified number of signatures from registered voters within a designated time frame to qualify the measure for the ballot. Once enough valid signatures are collected, the proposed measure is submitted for consideration in the next election. This process empowers citizens to directly influence legislation and policy decisions.
Whats one way in which Progressive legislation granted citizens greater participation in state governments?
during the reform, voters were now able to : *select party candidates *put bills before state legislature *can vote on bills directly * and remove elected officials from office
Can you give a cop a ticket?
No Citizens are not given the power to issue citations for state or federal governments.
What level of the US citizens involved in the governments decision making process?
local state and federal
Who can file a Freedom of information request?
U.S. or foreign citizens Universities State and local governments
Which amendment has been interpreted to extend the provision of the natural bill of rights?
The 14th amendment requires state governments to give their citizens the same rights that the federal government does. Before the 14th amendment, the state governments had almost unlimited authority over their citizens.
Denies state governments the power to keep citizens from voting by charging a poll tax?
24 I think
