Jeopardy

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Jeopardy
Questions on the test
Bureaucratic red-tape
Chapter stuff
This is messed up Mr. Johnson
Miscellaneous
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Final Jeopardy
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100 Quest
The reason for all civil service systems is based
on the clipper interim
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100 Answer from H1
The Merit Principle
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200 Question from H1
The cabinet department with the largest budget is
the department of achievements and hurl ash
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200 Answer from H1
Health and Human Services
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300 Question from H1
The Interstate Commerce Commision and the Federal
Reserve Board are examples of Independent
graciously generate
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300 Answer from H1
Regulatory agencies
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400 Question from H1
Amtrak and the US Postal Service are examples of
overprotection morn nags
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400 Answer from H1
Government Corporations
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500 Question from H1
NASA is and example of an extenuating decency
peeved in
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500 Answer from H1
Independent Executive Agency
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100 Question from H2
Creating new agencies, developing guidelines, and
coordinating resources to achieve a policy goal
is called _____.
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100 Answer from H2
implementation
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200 Question from H2
The list of the top federal jobs for Presidential
appointment
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200 Answer from H2
The Plum Book
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300 Question from H2
This keeps federal employees from actively
participating in partisan politics
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300 Answer from H2
Hatch Act
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400 Question from H2

• Which of the following would you find in the Plum
  Book?
• Senate positions
• Subway sandwich maker
• Cabinet Secretary

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400 Answer from H2
Cabinet Secretary
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500 Question from H2
A system of hiring and promotion based on knowing
the right people or returning favors
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500 Answer from H2
Patronage
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100 Question from H3
Established the Civil Service
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100 Answer from H3
Pendleton Act
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200 Question from H3
Once hired into the federal bureaucracy, a person
is assigned a __________ rating, determining
their salary range
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200 Answer from H3
General Schedule
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300 Question from H3
This is also referred to as a subgovernment
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300 Answer from H3
Iron Triangle
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400 Question from H3
These are designed to save time and bring
uniformity to organizations
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400 Answer from H3
Standard Operating Procedures
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500 Question from H3
The name given to those bureaucrats who are in
constant contact with the public
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500 Answer from H3
Street-level bureaucrats
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100 Question from H4
All bureaucratic agencies are established by this
branch of government
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100 Answer from H4
congress
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200 Question from H4
This court case upheld the right of government to
regulate businesses
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200 Answer from H4
Munn v. Illinois
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300 Question from H4
The department with the most civilian employees
in the bureaucracy
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300 Answer from H4
Department of Defense
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400 Question from H4
The largest federal agency based on dollars spent
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400 Answer from H4
Social Security Administration
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500 Question from H4
Who issues executive orders?
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500 Answer from H4
The President
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100 Question from H5
Most of the government is composed of these people
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100 Answer from H5
Bureaucrats
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200 Question from H5
Most of the work done in the federal bureaucracy
is done by these people
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200 Answer from H5
bureaucrats
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300 Question from H5
The first regulatory agency established in 1887,
regulating railroads, prices, and service to
farmers
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300 Answer from H5
Interstate Commerce Commission
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400 Question from H5
They provide services and charge a fee
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400 Answer from H5
Government corporations
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500 Question from H5
What chapter is this?
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500 Answer from H5
15
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Final Jeopardy
Name the 3 components of an iron triangle
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Final Jeopardy Answer
Interest groups, bureaucratic agencies, congress