Why do voters risk moral hazard when participating in democratic elections?

Political parties can help overcome a free-rider problem inherent in voting, which in the United States can be inconvenient for many, through

The doctrine that allowed the national government to increase the scope of its authority considerably through the Supreme Court’s expansive interpretation of delegated powers was based on the ________ clause.

At least ________ of the Senate must vote to approve a treaty in order for it to be officially ratified.

The clause in the Bill of Rights that protects a citizen’s right to believe and practice whatever religion he or she chooses is known as the ________ clause.

The Articles of Confederation provided a set of rules and procedures that provided incentives for states to compete with each other for foreign commerce. This effect of the Articles best reflects which principle of politics?

What established the foundations for the modern American welfare state?

          12. Name this structure:  (2 words) of the bone        13. Name this structure:  (2 words) of the bone

        60. Name the bone: bone         61. Name the bone: bone          62. Name the bone: bone   

31. Name the muscle: (2 words)  32. Name the muscle:   33. Name the muscle: (2 words)