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Constitution Vocab
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These are vocabulary words from the Constitution.
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Powers that are shared by the federal and state governments are called-
Collective Powers
Concurrent Powers
Enumerated Powers
Reserved Powers
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Gives the Supreme Court the ultimate authority to interpret the Constitution.
Executive Action
Federalism
Override
Judicial Review
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Popular bills that are vetoed by the President can become laws if Congress can
Null the veto
Filibuster
Override that veto
Cancel the call
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These are powers that are retained by the states.
Collective Powers
Concurrent Powers
Reserved Powers
Enumerated Powers
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The House of Representatives can bring formal charges against a federal official. This is what?
Prosecute
Impeachment
Resign
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Permanent committees in both houses of Congress that specialize in a topic.
Select Committees
Joint Committees
Conference Committees
Standing Committees
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Congress _______________ funds for the military.
terminates
appropriates
congregates
overrides
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Rodney Davis is the Congressman from my home district. I am one of Rodney's what?
Republicans
Democrats
Supporters
Constituents
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Temporary committees that meet until they complete their task.
Standing Committees
Conference Committee
Joint committees
Select Committees
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Committee made up of members of the House and Senate for a specific purpose.
Standing Committee
Conversion Committee
Select Committee
Joint Committee
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Powers that belong only to the federal government.
Reserved Powers
Concurrent Powers
Enumerated Powers
Collective Powers
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A president's team of advisers-
Presidential Posse
Political Party
Presidential Committee
Presidential Cabinet
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Which of the following phrases best describes the idea of popular sovereignty?
Will of the people
Vote or Die
Shared government
Equal representation
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This guarantees that the government must follow procedures established by law.
Civil Rights
Due Process
Right to Life
Establishment Clause
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A political system that divides power between the national and state governments.
Federalism
Republicanism
Anti-Federalism
Democracy
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This is the early stage of a law.
Bills
Policy
Vote
Referendum
