To retain leadership over the governor's political party, he or she exercises control over
a. membership on the party executive committee.
b. reapportionment.
c. redistricting.
d. the House State Affairs Committee.
e. the party's primary election.
Question 2
The one person, one vote principle and the policies that ensued resulted in a shift in power from the
a. rural areas of the states to the urban and suburban areas.
b. executive and legislative branches of the state to the judicial branch.
c. urban and suburban areas of the states to the rural areas.
d. judicial and executive branches of the state to the executive branch.
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An example of a homeostatic control system.
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