Unit 2 & 3 Review HAG

What state holds a caucus before their election?

When a president does not sign a bill, and Congress adjourns before 10 days have past, it is a/an?

What type of district would be targeted by an opposing party?

When people vote on their candidate that they want to run for office this is called a/an?

After the Civil Rights Movement was passed, what group switched to the opposite party?

What best describes: A bicameral organization that makes the laws of the land?

Which amendment made senators directly elected by the people?

When a president uses his position to sway policy it is called using the?

To conduct business in the House or the Senate, what must be reached? A/an

A Congressman votes in favor for something he has no concern over, another party member asked him to vote that way.

When a group is forgiven for committing a crime it is known as?

When the head of an executive branch delays punishment it is called a/an?

When the president and Congress aren't the same party or when the House & Senate are different parties describes?

Article I of the Constitution is about? The

Whose job is it to keep the party members in line in both the House & the Senate?

Which president, during war time, is considered the first to expand the powers of the presidency?

Which phase best describes: The speaker gained the ability to select the committee members and chairmen?

Which amendment prevents the president from running for a third consecutive term?

When a court or Congress orders someone to appear it is called a/an?

What term describes a unified Congress not being able to come to a consensus to override a veto?

If a government power is not clearly explained in the Constitution it is called a/an?

When someone lies under oath, they have committed?

When an individual officially does not take part in something because he has a bias is called?

Which of the following is not a part of the iron triangle?

Another term for an implied power is a/an?

What branch has the authority to appoint federal bureaucrats?

Which of these are not a part of the infrastructure of Tavares?

What is defined as an informal organization of like-minded congressmen (commonly based on ideology)?

When someone receives a majority of something, but not necessarily more than 50% it is called a/an?

An organization formed to collect money and provide financial support for political candidates is called a/an? 

Who elects the President if there is a tie in the Electoral College?

Something unnecessary added to a bill is a/an? And, something that benefits constituents is called?

Washington was the first president to make a cabinet, this established a/an?

A person or group that tries to get Congressman to vote a certain way on a specific topic is a/an?

When the head of an executive branch forgives an individual for wrong doing it is a/an?

What type of committee is likely to have a bill pass quickly through Congress?

When government official is indicted for wrong-doing it is called?

Which branch of government uses either pyramid, circular, or ad hoc organization?

Article II of the Constitution is about? The

Powers that are clearly explained in the Constitution are called?

If a bill involves money it must be first introduced in the?

The institution that elects the president and vice president every 4 years is the?

A president must have lived in the US for 14 years, be a natural born citizen and must be a minimum of?

The Legislative Elastic Clause is also known as the?

Which of the following is an illegal form of veto?

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is the most important office because it helps which branch organize funds?

A legal command issued by a government authority is called a/an?

Today, politicians are most likely going to vote by?

What is to "Take care that the laws be faithfully executed," more commonly known as?

What do a presidential veto, a bill taking 3 years through Congress, & a divided government have in common?