Congress and state legislatures often create these to regulate and enforce important legislation.Franchises.Statutes.Precedent.Agencies.Laws.Question at position 1717Multiple Choice1 pointQuestion at position 17Independent agencies are created to:Handle simple matters that would unnecessarily take up Congresss time.Support the presidents agenda.Insulate the work of the agency from politics.Promote the views of one political party over others.Support the executive agencies.Question at position 1818Multiple Choice1 pointQuestion at position 18If an agency fails to follow the Administrative Procedures Act or its own procedural rules:Only the House of Representatives can review the agencys decision.The agencys actions cannot be reviewed.A court will review the agencys actions.Only the Senate can review the agencys decision.A court lacks jurisdiction to review the agencys decisions.Question at position 1919Multiple Choice1 pointQuestion at position 19Administrative agencies within the executive branch of government are referred to as:Executive agencies.Unified agencies.Judicial agencies.Independent agencies.Congressional agencies.Question at position 2020Multiple Choice1 pointQuestion at position 20The most important thing about interacting with any government agency is to:Hire an attorney before responding to that agency.Bribe the public employee before your competition does.Not ignore communications sent to you by that agency.Not allow them onto your premises.Not show weakness by collaborating with them.