Why does bureaucratic coercion happen less frequently than might ...

[Mimi]

Why does bureaucratic coercion happen less frequently than might be assumed?
 
  A) Because agencies are ultimately held accountable to the electorate
   B) Because the media only reports on the negative aspect of the bureaucracy
   C) Because of congressional oversight committees
   D) Because of the president's oversight
   E) Because coercion has not proven to be effective by government officials

Question 2

Which of the following best explains why members of Congress are re-elected at high rates?
 
  A) Voters reward members of Congress for looking out for national interests.
   B) Voters like their own elected representatives.
   C) Voters show high approval ratings for Congress.
   D) Voters are not able to vote for third-party candidates.
   E) Voters like Congress more than they do the President.

[pami445]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B

[Mimi]

Excellent

[sailorcrescent]

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