Congress
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
Constitutional Clauses
Who has the Power?
100

This word describes the process whereby a Senator attempts to prevent a bill from being debated.

Filibuster 
100

According to the Constitution, you need to be this age in order to qualify for the presidency.

35
100

The authority to hear certain cases is called

jurisdiction 
100
Clause that established the Constitution as the supreme law of the land. 
Supremacy Clause
100

Who is responsible for enforcing laws, foreign policy, and commanding the armed forces?

Executive Branch
200

This power of Congress verifies that regulatory agencies are following through with their mission and goals.

Oversight
200

Address that the President gives on a yearly basis to Congress

State of the Union
200

The celebrated decision in this case gave the Supreme Court judicial review.

Marbury v Madison
200

List 3 enumerated/expressed powers of Congress.

declare war, levy taxes, regulate interstate/foreign commerce, create post offices

200

Who consists of the House of Representatives and the Senate, and is responsible for making laws?

Legislative Branch 
300

This chamber has so many rules.

House of Representatives
300

Allows the president to bypass Congress' treaty approval check.

Executive agreement
300

Both civil and criminal cases are heard in these courts and most federal cases begin in one of the U.S. ____________.

District Courts
300

That no state may deprive any person of life, liberty, or property is part of

Due Process clause
300

Who is responsible for interpreting the Constitution?

Judicial Branch
400

This chamber is in charge of INITIATING any bills that require the raising of revenue.

House of Representatives
400

Number of executive departments.

15
400

Submitting a judicial candidate's name to the home state before a senatorial hearing is called

Senatorial Courtesy 
400

This clause allows in the Constitution allows Congress to do more things than what is actually enumerated in the document.

Necessary and Proper Clause
400

Who approves the appointed Supreme Court justices?

Senate
500

Describe the two steps of the impeachment process.

1. House uses a simple majority to vote for impeachment. AND 2. Senate must have a 2/3 majority to convict an official.

500

The right to keep executive communications confidential, especially if they relate to national security

Executive Privilege 
500

an order to a lower court by the Supreme Court to send up a case for review

Writ of certiorari
500

Clause of the Constitution that implies the president is the "Chief Executive" or the leader of the Executive Branch

Vesting clause
500

Who has the final authority to officially declare war?

Congress - House of Representatives AND Senate must agree. 
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