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Why are executive orders less enduring than formal laws?
 
  a. They automatically expire after five years.
  b. They can be reversed by future presidents.
  c. They can be overturned by state law.
  d. They can be vetoed by Congress.

Question 2

The position of __________ is a well-recognized stepping-stone to the presidency.
 
  a. National Security Advisor
  b. chief of staff
  c. vice president
  d. secretary of defense



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

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Answer: c





 

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