When Is a State Administrator Said to Have a Measure

question 18

Multiple Choice

When is a state administrator said to have a measure of independence from the governor?

• A)when his programs are supported by federal funds
• B)when he is appointed by the governor's predecessor
• C)when he is appointed by the governor
• D)when he is appointed by both the governor and the state senate
• E)when his programs are budgeted according to the state funds available

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Definitions:

Cabinet Members

High-ranking government officials who serve in the executive branch, typically heading executive departments and advising the President.

Administrative Functions

Tasks and duties that relate to the running, management, and organization of a business, institution, or governmental body.

Federal District Court

A general trial court of the federal judiciary in the United States, which has jurisdiction over federal cases involving civil disputes or federal laws.

Supreme Court Justices

Members of the Supreme Court, the highest court in many countries, including the United States, appointed to interpret the constitution and make judgements on legal disputes.