How a bill becomes a law
Citizens, special interest groups, corporations, NGO's
Where can bills come from
Head of the government, symbol of country and representative of the people
What is the chief of state?
Proven mental illness and unfit to fulfill their duties
The "football"
What is another name for the nuclear briefcase?
Media, peers, school, family, social environment, place and time, stage in life cycle, and political generations
What are ways of influencing people?
Bill is assigned to a committee
What is the 1st step?
Director of federal government, 2.7 million workers and spends $trillions a year
What is the chief administrator?
Article 1- VP takes over if president dies
Article 2- President nominates a VP
Article 3- Presidents can transfer power to a VP for a short period of time
Article 4- VP and MOC can inform congress the the President is unfit
What is the 25th amendment?
Nuclear plans and communication system to top military generals prepared to launch a nuclear attack
What does it contain?
Learned and developed attitudes and values about government
What is political socialization?
Tote board voting red, yellow and green
What happens when the bill is debated and voted on in the house?
Main creator of foreign policy and has a large influence on world economics, social affairs and conflicts
What is the chief diplomat?
President can argue he is fine, difficult to diagnose mental illness, undemocratic
What are some issues to doing that?
A sheet of paper with nuclear codes on them
What is the biscut?
democracy, equality of opportunity, free enterprise, individualism, limited government and rule of law
What are some core values?
Used by the minority party to prevent a vote from taking place
What is a filibuster?
Leader of a political party since they are at the top
What is the Chief of party?
21 days and must have a 2/3 majority vote in both houses
How long does Congress get to decide?
One member skips the state of the union and are kept in a secret location in case of disaster
Who is the designated survivor?
Reasons people don't vote
What are; physically unable due to illness or physical condition, traveling or in jail/prison?
Vote to end the debate where 60% must vote yes
What is a cloture vote?
represents all of the cittizens
What is the chief citizen?
Lincoln was clinically depressed, JFK and Nixon were on psychiatric medications
Who are some presidents who would be removed in today's times?
ONly other person besides the secretary of defense to be in possession of the nuclear codes
Who is the Joint Chief of Staff?
income, occupation, education, gender, age, race, religion, ethnic background, family beliefs, geography
What are some sociological factors?