Constitution Articles
How many district courts are in California (article 2)
What is 4 districts?
Which amendment involves Prohibition of Intoxicating Liquors.
The 18th amendment.
What is a political party?
Organized group of people who have the same ideology and principles
Why Federalism?
Confederation didn't work before
Name the 3 branches of government
What is Judicial, Executive, Legislative?
Who is the Speaker of the House (article 1)
Who is Nancy Pelosi?
What is the 1st amendment
what is freedom of speech?
What is nominate candidates, inform the public, assist in the process of the party, checking the other party, checking the other party, and aid in the day to day running of government?
What is an exception of Privileges and Immunities Clauses?
In state Tuition, state voting rights
What is the length of term for the executive branch
What is 4 years?
How many Notable Senate Members are there (article 1)
What is 3 members?
The first 10 amendments are made up of what document
What is the bill of rights?
What is ideology?
What is a set of basic beliefs about life, culture, government, and society?
What is Federalism?
A system of gov. which divides the powers of gov. territorially between a national gov. and regional gov
What is the structure of the Judicial Branch
What is Court of Supreme, Court of Courts of appeal, and Court of District Courts?
What are the three qualifications to be a Senator (article 1)
What is has to be 30 years old, be a US citizen for 9 years, and Lives in state they represent?
What is the least known Amendment
The 23rd Amendment
What is Socialism
The gov. controls production in basic industries, determines the use of resources, and provides significant welfare to the people.
What is 1 mandate?
States must follow terms given by the federal gov, may set penalty if not observed
What is the Legislative Branch made up of
Who is the House and Senate?
Who is the Chief Justice and what year were they appointed (article 2)
Who is John Roberts and year 2005?
Can existing amendments be change
(Yes) Any existing constitutional amendment can be repealed but only by the ratification of another amendment. Because repealing amendments must be proposed and ratified by one of the same two methods of regular amendments, they are very rare.
Why do we have a 2 party system?
History and Tradition or Winner take all system or Split in our Consensus and values
Full faith and Credit Clause
States are required to honor the cart proceedings, contracts, and legal acts of other state governments
What are the three duties representatives have
What is initiate tax laws plus spending, initiate impeaching president, and Cast deciding vote on prep (is tie in electoral college)?