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Congress sets up most regulatory agencies as boards or commissions, with members having fixed terms, in order to ______.

▸ ensure that members do not stay in their positions for too long

▸ make them independent of political pressure, particularly from the president

▸ water down the effects that would be created by having a single head

▸ reduce the prestige they would have from being directly responsible to the president

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Keeping the Republic: Power and Citizenship in American Politics

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Authors: Barbour, Wright

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