'Congressional approval' presentation slideshows

The Interdisciplinary Evolution of the Hubble Space Telescope

The Interdisciplinary Evolution of the Hubble Space Telescope. An Historical Examination of Key Interdisciplinary Interactions . Greg Carras, Jerry Cordaro, Andrew Daga, Sean Decker, Jack Kennedy, Susan Raizer University of North Dakota, Department of Space Studies 24 April 2006.

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Ronald Reagan

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Roots of Revolution : Thomas Paine

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Review

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The New Deal

The New Deal. 1933-1939. Key Facts About the New Deal. Relief, Recovery, and Reform When FDR took the oath of office on March 4, 1933 the country had just endured a bleak winter of rising unemployment, failing banks, and closing businesses

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DELEGATIONS & PROCESSING

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The Powers of Congress

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Roles of the President

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The Bureaucracy

The Bureaucracy. Chapter 13. Definition. A large, complex organization composed of appointed officials. Authority is divided amongst several managers. No one persona shall make all the decisions. Introduced as the Spoils system by Jackson, and reformed today (Pendleton Act).

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CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE BY OTHER MEANS

CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE BY OTHER MEANS. American Government Chapter 3-3. Non-wording Changes. Some changes to the Constitution do not involve the written word 1) The passage of basic legislation by Congress 2) actions take by the President 3) key decisions of the Supreme Court

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W4/4/12; M4/9/07 ; W4/23/08; F4/3/09; T4/20/10; T4/5/11

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Congressional Oversight over Bureaucracy

Congressional Oversight over Bureaucracy . Will Standifer, Drew Thompson, Rachel Stacey, Justyn Cordell. Budgetary Review Controls on Personnel. Effective Congressional Oversight. No agency can spend money without the authorization from Congress.

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Federalism

Federalism. Three arguments for federalism. To prevent tyranny. To increase participation in politics. To use states as testing grounds for new policy. Distribution of Powers - National. Laid out in Article I, section 8 of Constitution.

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Warm-up: Jan. 3

Warm-up: Jan. 3. 1. Which of these statements is true about third parties in the United States? A They are encouraged by the Constitution. B They are prohibited in many states. C They win most congressional elections. D They introduce alternative political ideas.

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Congress & U.S. Foreign Foreign (II)

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Congressional Oversight

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CNN STUDENT NEWS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2014

CNN STUDENT NEWS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2014. The U.S. is at war with ISIS, what other groups did the U.S. target and why? Does the President need Congressional approval to attack these terrorists? What fighter jet was shot down yesterday & why?.

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