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32 Cards in this Set
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Bureaucracy model which is organized hierarchically
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Weberian Model
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Bureaucracy model in which
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Weberian Model
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Bureaucracy in which bureaucrats will be hired, promoted or fired on the basis of merit.
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Weberian Model
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Bureaucracy in which bureaucrats are experts.
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Weberian Model
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Bureaucracy in which power is determined by its budget.
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Acquisitive Model
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Bureaucracy in which bureaucrats are expected to increase or at least maintain their budget.
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Acquisitive Model
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Bureaucracy with no competition
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Monopolistic Model
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Bureaucracy with little, or no structure.
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Garbage Can Model
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Reform which signalled the official transition from a spoils system to a bureaucracy
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Civil Service Reform Act
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Reform which forced employment to be based on merit.
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Civil Service Reform Act
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Reform which forced bureaucrats to be hired on the basis of results of a civil service exam.
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Civil Service Reform Act
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Reform which created a non-partisan bureaucracy.
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Hatch Act
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Reform which ensured that bureaucrats cannot influence elections in any way.
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Hatch Act
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Reform which restriced the money spent on media advertising
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FECA of 1971
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Reform which limited the money a candidates' family could spend on his/her campaign.
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FECA of 1971
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Reform which forces all contributes over $100 to be disclosed.
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FECA of 1971
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Reform which established public financing for presidential campagins.
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FECA of 1974
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Reform which established the Federal Election Committee
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FECA of 1974
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Reform which limited the amount of money individuals or groups can donate.
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FECA of 1974
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Reform which provided for greater transperancy in government
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Government in the Sunshine
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Reform which forced all multi-headed government agencies to hold public meetings.
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Government in the Sunshine
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Reform which forced congress to add termination dates to any committes created.
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Sunset Laws
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Which level of party organization is the lowest entry level?
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Local Party Organization
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Which level of party organization provides electoral college votes?
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State Party organization
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Which level of party organization supervises fundraisers?
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State Party Organization
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Which level of party organization indentifies the candidates?
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State Party Organization
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Which level of party organization deals with reapportionment?
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State Party Organization
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Which level of party organization raises money for the presidential election?
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National Party Organization
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Which level of party organization distributes information about the candidates?
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National Party Organization
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Reform act which opened up meetings and votes to more people
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McGovern-Fraser Commission
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Reform which made primaries the common means of choosing convention delegates
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McGovern-Fraser Commission
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Reform which weakened party bosses
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McGovern-Fraser Commission
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