citizenship
what are the ways to become a us citizen
naturalization and being born on us soil
who runs the executive branch
which article is the judicial branch from
article #3
what is the key role of the legislative branch
to make laws
who leads the state government
the governor
what language do u need to know some of to become a us citizen
English
what does she executive branch do
enforce laws
what is the highest court of the judicial branch
the US supreme court
what article is the legislative branch from
article #1
what are local laws called
ordinances
what subject do u need to study to become a citizen
us history
which article is the executive branch from
article #2
what is the key role of the judicial branch
interpret laws
what type of house is the legislative branch
bicameral
what is the tenth amendment
powers not delegated to the federal government are reserved for the states
what is the last step to naturalization
taking the oath of allegiance
what is a key role other than enforcing laws
cheif executive
where was judicial review established
in the famous case " marbury vs. Madison "
how many members of the house of representatives
435 members
what do state governments do
oversee schools, highways, and the budget
how long do u have to live in the us for naturalization
3-5 years
who becomes the president of the president cannot serve
the vice president
how are judges selected
nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate
how old must you be to become a senator
30 years old
what is a way for citizens to influence local government
council meetings and local elections