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SS.7.C.3.3
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What is not a qualification to be President?
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Win the popular vote
Win the electoral college
Natural Born Citizen
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ALL are requirements for members of the House except:
Must be 25
Must be an American citizen for 7 years
Must be a resident in the state represented
Cannot serve for more than 2 terms
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Which of the following is a power of the executive branch?
Impeaches and removes judges
Ratifies treaties
Declares acts of Congress unconstitutional
Appoints federal judges
4
Where does a bill originate?
Executive Branch
the people
Judicial Branch
Legislative Branch
5
Who is the leader of the Senate?
President
Speaker of the House
Chief Justice
Vice President
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Article 1 of the US Constitution created which branch of government?
Preamble
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
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The President is part of which branch of government?
Judicial
He is above all branches
Legislative
Executive
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True or False: The Supreme Court is the highest court in the land.
True
False
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True or False: An impeached President can stay in office.
Only if they are found not guilty.
False
Only if they are found guilty.
True
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What does Bicameral mean?
2 legislatures
2 chambers
1 house
1 legislature
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For a bill to become a law, who must approve it?
Legislative and Executive Branch
Supreme Court and Executive Branch
President and House of Reps
President and Senate
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To override a veto, Congress needs how many votes?
3/4 vote of each house
1/2 vote of each house
2/3 vote of each house
7/8 vote of each house
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Officials directly elected by US voters are...
Supreme Court justices
president and vice president
Cabinet secretaries
House and Senate members
14
When a President is charge with not upholding his oath of office, it is called?
Witch hunt
Impeachment
Inauguration
Interrogation
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What are the 2 houses in the Legislative Branch?
House of Representative and Senate
Parliament and Senate
House of Commons and House of Representatives
Senate and Executive
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Who must approve all presidential appointments?
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
the Presidential Cabinet
Senate
House of Representatives
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What type of representation does the House of Representatives have?
Equal
Predominant
Sectional
Proportional
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The Executive Branch was established in which Article of the US Constitution?
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2
4
5
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How many total Senators are there?
250
100
435
150
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When a president denies a bill, it is called a...
Failure
Veto
Denial
Habeas Corpus
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What is another name for the Legislative branch?
Enumerated
Executive
Parliament
Congress
22
Who appoints Supreme Court Judges?
The President
The Speaker of the House
Congress
The Supreme Court
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The Judicial Branch was created in which Article of the US Constitution?
Article 2
Article 4
Article 1
Article 3
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Powers listed in the Constitution are called...
Elastic Powers
Elastic Clause
Unenumerated Powers
Enumerated Powers
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The president’s cabinet is made up of
Advisors from the worlds of business and education
Advisors from the military and law enforcement agencies
The heads of 15 federal departments
Advisors from the worlds of business and economics
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Supreme Court Justices serve for how many years?
Life
At the whim of the President
10 year terms
4 year terms
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What are the three levels of federal courts in the United States?
Legislative, appeals, and judicial
Legislative, appeals, and supreme
District, appeals, and supreme
District, territorial, and supreme
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Which is not a role of the President?
Commander in Chief
Leader of Senate
Deliver the "State of the Union"
Makes Appointments
