Government Review

Why would it be a problem for a person to be tried twice for the same crime ?

What do Checks and Balances do?

Representation in the House of Representatives is based on?

What are the four types of economic systems ?

What is the start of the line of Presidential succession?

What do you call the “leader/head” of each department in the executive branch?

How long can a President hold office?

What percent of Congress has to ratify an amendment before it becomes part of the Constitution?

Who can override a President's veto?

The fifth, sixth, and seventh amendment both deal with….

The govt is selling bread for $5 and I have no choice but to buy it, I live in a _____ economy.

What is the Bill of Rights and what is it related to ?

In this economy, decisions are based on customs and beliefs.

President’s closest advisors; includes 15 departments and the Vice President

How is the President chosen?

What are the two steps that take place before an amendment becomes part of the Constitution?

Which document replaced the Articles of Confederation and made the government as it is now?

What did the 19th amendment do?

Who created the concept of "amendments"?

How many members are in Congress? (Senate+House)

Why was the third amendment added to the bill of rights

How many amendments to the Constitution are there?

Which amendment prohibited alcoholic drinks?

What are the three branches of government?

What branch of government enforces laws?

What system is a collection of buying, selling, trade, and commerce?

Which of the following are/is of the power(s) of the president?

How many senators does each state have?

What period of a new President's term is often seen as an agenda setting period?

What is a unitary system?