Which does NOT describe the Texas legislature?

What did the Texas constitution of 1845 (when they entered the U.S) do that was considered fairly radical at the time?

Name and describe a type of federalism discussed in lecture. How did it come about? What does it entail? How is power balanced in it?  Give an example of it.

________________ are prohibited from voting in Article VI of the Texas Constitution. Their disenfranchisement was described in lecture as being potentially politically significant.

Sally and the neighborhood she lives in largely believe that the government’s only use is to provide for security and other necessities but should be removed from their personal life and personal liberty should be preserved. She places value on the individual, rather than the community. Which political subculture do Sally and her neighbors probably subscribe to?

This political ideology has a history of being present in Texas and it concerns popular will and making sure government reflects what the ordinary common people want. It began with a movement of farmers in the 19th century.

Who presides over the Texas House of Representatives, deciding committee assignments and referring bills to committees?

Which industry helped replace cotton in Texas in the latter half of the 1800s?

The cost of malpractice liability insurance is based upon which of the following?    

The law of_________ makes employers liable for the actions of their employees.