executive branch
This person is the head of the executive branch.
The President
this is the highest court in the land.
Supreme Court
Congress is made up of these 2 legislative bodies.
House and Senate
Which student in this class has the worst opinions ever and has absolutely no clue what they are talking about?
Miles
How many of the 13 state's votes were needed to ratify the constitution?
9
The presidents closest advisors combined are called the president's...
Cabinet
Supreme court justices are appointed by the president but need to be approved by this body.
The Senate
Each state has this many senators..
2
I often say this is the most important role of the president
Appointing Supreme court justices
If a law passed by a state is contrary to the provisions of the US constitution, which law prevails?
Constitutional law
This department is in charge of the safety of our nuclear weapons.
Dept. of Energy
9
Congress is in charge of appropriation.(setiting aside funds for specific purposes). This is called the power of the _______
Purse
Who can vote in primaries is Florida?
Registered party members only
The first 10 amendments are known as the...
Bill of Rights
Presidents can do this to a bill, if congress passes a bill that the president doesn't agree with.
Veto
Before petitioning the supreme court, a case that had already been decided unsatisfactorily to one of the parties involved, it would go to this type of court.
Court of Appeals
Congress has this check on the power of the president if they feel he is guilty of wrongdoing.
Impeachment
Who is Florida's governor?
Ron DeSantis
The constitution list powers granted to the national government, these are refered to as _______ powers
Expressed or Enumerated
The president is head of the armed forces. this role is referred to as.....
The Commander in Chief
This is a panel of citizens that decides if there is a enough evidence to charge someone with a criminal charges
Gandy Jury
Congress has many expressed powers. Name 1
Coin money, Declare war, post office, roads, raise an army, etc
Why are there 13 stripes on the US flag?
to represent the 13 original colonies
These powers are not explicitly granted in the constitution but they are logical extensions of expresssed powers?
Implied