constitution
what rights does the 1st amendment give you (only two have to be said)?
freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.
what is card stacking?
using facts that only support one candidate or side
true or false, the president of the United States of America can sign a law, veto a law, or pocket veto a law.
True the president can do all of these
true or false each of the 50 states have their own constitution
True
what is an amendment to the constitution?
An amendment is a change to the constitution.
what is the amendment that gives you the rights to bare arms?
The second amendment
If I said, "the most bought electric car people are buying is the Tesla model Y so you should too." what type of propaganda is this?
Bandwagoning
Judicial review was established by what court case?
Marbury V. Madison
what is the legislature that all but 1 state follows
bicameral
what is glittering generalities?
Using words or vague statements that sound good but have little real meaning.
what is the 7th amendment?
The 7th amendment guarantees the right to a jury trial.
what is propaganda?
propaganda is an idea that spreads to influence people
what checks and balances does the supreme court have?
they can say that laws and bills are unconstitutional.
name one concurrent power
Taxing, making and enforcing laws, or establishing courts
what is the elastic clause?
The elastic clause allows the legislative branch to stretch their powers by using implied powers.
what is the 26th amendment?
The 26th amendment made the voting age from 21 to 18.
true or false, glittering generalities is using words or vague statements that sound good and have lots of real meaning.
false, glittering generalities is using words or vague statements that sound good but have little real meaning.
what is it called when the legislative uses implied powers?
This is called the elastic clause or the necessary and proper clause.
what state is the only state to have a unicameral legislature?
Nebraska
what are concurrent powers?
powers that are shared by both the federal and state government.
what amendment was created from Origin V Michell?
The 26th amendment was created from Origin V Michell
Can a famous person be in an ad supporting the republicans if they support the other party?
no the famous person cannot be in an ad supporting the republicans if they don't support the republicans
how do the branches of government use checks and baleces?
the judicial branch can use judicial review, the executive branch can veto, the legislative branch can impeach presidents and others apart from the government
What does unicameral legislature and bicameral legislature mean
unicameral means there is one house and bicameral means there is 2 houses
who is the main leader in the executive branch, legislative branch, and judicial branch?
The main leader in the executive branch is the President, for the legislative branch it is the speaker of the house and the senate majority leader, for the judicial branch it is Chief Justice of the United States.