One of the recommendations of the Great Compromise was________. a bicameral legislature Under the New Deal, more control went to ________ to end the depression. the federal government Which of the following describes the common standard for Supreme Court justices? All have law degrees. The Constitution has much language that is vague and often hard to interpret for exact meaning. How have the problems created by such language been solved? Through the practice of judicial interpretation in state and federal courts Since 1975, Americans' confidence in the Congress, the presidency, business, and industry _____. declined Which department responsible for national security sits closest to the president inthe hierarchical bureaucracy? The Department of Defense The function of political ideology that provides standards with which to judge social conditions, political institutions, and events is ________. evaluation The Pentagon Papers dealt with ________. a documented history of United States involvement in the Vietnam War that the government wanted kept secret The ________ has direct control over the appointment of thousands of federal jobs. president President Obama's approval of California's limits on greenhouse gasses that were stricter than the EPA's national limits is an example of ________. progressive federalism In a winner-take-all primary the candidate who gets the most votes in a state secures all of that state's _______. delegates What is the budgetary process sometimes called? Appropriations Which of the descriptions below best characterizes the most significant concern over judicial activism? That the justices can use their personal preferences to set policy What is the central function of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission? It is to investigate complaints and enforce rules about workplace discrimination Congress's so-called "implied powers" are directly derived from ________. enumerated powers In 1944, the Supreme Court decl