American Government Review

large, complex administrative structure that handles the everyday business of an organization are know  as?

• Monopoly

• Trust

• Bureaucracy

• Walmart

created by Congress, organized and ran like a business but partially or fully owned by the federal government.

• Bureaucracy

• Independent regulatory agencies

• Government corporations

• Executive agencies

an informal advisory committee comprised of the heads of the 15 cabinet departments, the Vice President of the United States, the White House Chief of Staff, and few others chosen by the President.

• Advisory panel

• Cabinet

• Brain Trust

• Administration

the act of dealing with other nations, usually through negotiation and discussion.

• Political Policy

• Roundtree Discussion

• Diplomacy

• Slanderous

an example of an economic aid plan designed to assist Western Europe after WWII.

• Truman Plan

• New Deal

• Marshall Plan

• Build Back Better

means that a case can ONLY be heard in a federal court.

• Exclusive jurisdiction

• Concurrent jurisdiction

• Original jurisdiction

• Appellate jurisdiction

State and federal courts often share the authority to hear a case. This is called

• original jurisdiction

• appellate jurisdiction

• exclusive jurisdiction

• concurrent jurisdiction

Most criminal, Probate, and Family law cases are examples of:

• State Court

• Federal Court

This is known as the court of last resort. A decision issued by this court cannot be appealed. It has both original and appellate jurisdiction.

• State's Superior Court

• The Supreme Court

• Appeals Court

• Judge Judy's Court

Libel is illegal in the United States. Libel is best described as

• a type of voting ballot.

• discrimination based on race.

• an intentionally defamatory, false written or printed statement.

• lies or intentionally false statements spoken about another person.