executive branch
Legislative
judicial
Federalism
Constitution
100

Who runs the executive branch?

the president

100

How many chambers are in Congress?

2

100

How many Supreme court justices are there?

9

100

What are state powers called?

Reserved Powers

100

What came before the Constitution?

Articles of Confederation

200

How does the president reject a bill?

Veto Power

200

How many representatives are in the Senate?

100 people

200

How many Justices need to approve a case for it to be granted cert?

4/9

200

What is federalism?

A democratic government where powers are shared between a national and state government

200

How many amendments are there?

27

300

What is executive privelage?

The president's ability to withhold certain information from the other branches.

300

What is Congressional oversight?

Congresses power to investigate the Bureaucracy

300

When you represent a mass of people that one case impacts?

Class action lawsuit

300

What are block grants?

When money is given to states by the federal government, for no specific reason. The states can spend it on what they need to

300

What is national supremacy?

The federal law being the law of the land

400

What is one of the presidents roles?

chief diplomat, chief legislature, commander in cheif, head of state, head of government

400

How many House representatives are in congress?

435 people

400

 What are some qualities of a case the Supreme court would typically accept?

 Class action, National Significance, conflicting decisions in circuit courts, or whether or not it holds precedential power

400

DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!!!

What is Devolution?

When states gain power back from the federal government

400

How many Articles are in the Constitution?

7
500

What is the bully pulpit?

A strategy the president uses to get a point across by using his platform.

500

What are the typical demographic in Congress?

Old, White, and Protestant

500

To the nearest hundredth percent, how many cases does the Supreme court grant cert of all the people who apply to be heard?

0.02%

500

Who wrote the federalist papers?

Alexander Hamilton and James Madison

500

What was the Great Compromise?

Bicameral Legislature, and states are represented population and equal representation in congress

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