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What term means "to do with the president"?

executive

100

There are nine of these on the Supreme Court

Justice

100

How many members are there in the National House of Reps

435

100

How many National Senators are there?

100

100

When districts are redrawn to favor one party or the other through "creative" lines...

Gerrymandering 

200

Has the rule of law (only president can do it)

executive order

200

What is a court case called that does not have to do with a crime?

criminal

200

Only the house can start bills that contain ____

money

200

When a Senator talks "forever" to stall the floor debate or a vote.

Filibuster
200

We have two houses of Congress. This is called?

bicameral

300

Powers that the president has that are not in the Constitution

implied/inherent powers

300
You would need this to even have a case considered by the Supreme Court...

writ of certiorari

300

A politicians whose platform is to listen to their constituents. 

delegate model

300

a politicians whose platform is to be imbued with the authority of the office

trustee model

300

When a bill contains something "extra" that a politician tries to sneak in.

pork barreling

400

When the president gets rid of a proposed bill/law by ignoring it until time runs out. 

pocket veto

400

When a case has no standing and will no longer be heard by the judge/justices...

mootness

400

House members have to be ______ years old

25

400

How many terms can a Senator serve?

indefinite

400

a friend of the court

amicus curiae

500

When the president works with another country to negotiate in some way (not a treaty). 

executive agreement

500

When a justice disagrees with the rest of the Supreme Court and writes why.

dissenting opinion

500

When a politician reflects the race, class, age, gender, etc. of their constituents. 

descriptive representation

500

When a politician argues for the issues of their constituents. 

substantive representation

500

what is the main attorney for the federal government called (argues in the Supreme Court)

solicitor general

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