Unit Three

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Unit Three Lessons

Texas Legislature
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Legislative Process
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Casework and Oversight
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The Governor
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Bureaucracy
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Fiscal Policy
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Globalism
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Exam 3 Review

Exam III Review Questions

1. Describe the process by which a bill becomes a law in Texas. If you were a legislator interested in passing a bill you had introduced, whose support would you be most concerned about securing?

2. Why are the presiding officers important in the Texas legislature process? Why is the selection of presiding officers more important in Texas than it is in many other states?

3. What factors limit the Texas governor's ability to function effectively as chief executive? Given these limitations, how can the governor influence the operation of the executive branch?

4. What is the difference between a progressive and a regressive system of taxation? How would you characterize Texas' tax system?

5. Describe the roles that the governor of Texas is expected to fulfill?

 

 

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