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crazycityslicker

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If the governor vetoes a bill after the legislature has adjourned,
 
  A) the bill will die and cannot be overridden.
  B) the bill may go to a House-Senate conference committee.
  C) the legislature will call itself into an override session.
  D) the bill will go on a referendum override ballot.

Question 2

As president, Andrew Jackson introduced the ________, which awarded federal offices as a reward for political service.
 
  A) merit system.
  B) impeachment process
  C) system of logrolling
  D) process of gerrymandering
  E) spoils system



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

E



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