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| | Teaching Assistant: Intro. to American Government | | What is an office-block, or Massachusetts, ballot? | A form of general-election ballot in which candidates for elective office are grouped together under the title of each office. It emphasizes voting for the office and the individual candidate, rather than for the party.Hover over to see answer |
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| | Teaching Assistant: Intro. to American Government | | What is the Elastic Clause? | The provision in Article I, Section 8, of the Constitution that states that Congress can make whatever laws are ''necessary and proper'' in order to provide the means to carry out its enumerated powers. Hover over to see answer |
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