Branches of Government
This branch of government is contains the cabinet?
What is the executive branch?
This chamber of Congress has exactly 100 members
What is the Senate?
A bill normally becomes law after the President performs this action.
What is signing a bill?
This official becomes President if the President can no longer serve.
Who is the Vice President?
This is the highest court in the United States.
What is the Supreme Court?
What is the role of the Cabinet?
What is advising the
President?
Who makes federal laws?
What is the legislative branch?
How many seats does the House of Representative's currently have?
What is 435?
The President can reject a bill passed by Congress using this power.
What is veto power?
What is the name of the Vice President?
Who is J.D. Vance?
This is the current number of Supreme Court justices.
What is 9?
This Cabinet official creates policies related to public schools?
Who is the Secretary of Education?
This branch interprets laws
What is the judicial branch?
This is the length of a U.S. Representative's term/Senates term?
What is 2 years? What is 6 years?
The President holds this title as leader of the U.S. military.
What is commander in chief?
This Cabinet official is primarily responsible for U.S. foreign relations.
Who is the Secretary of State?
This man is the current Chief Justice of the United States.
Who is John Roberts?
This Cabinet Official oversees policies related to farming and rural development?
Who is the Secretary of Agriculture?
What stops one branch from becoming too powerful?
What is checks and balances? What is separation of powers?
This is the length of a U.S. Senator's term.
What is 6 years?
Who is George Bush?
This official is next in line if both the President and Vice President cannot serve. Name them.
Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson.
Sets public school rules and university guidelines.
What is the state government?
This Cabinet official is primarily responsible for U.S. foreign relations.
Who is the Secretary of State?
This body holds the sole power to try all impeachments under Article I of the Constitution.
What is the Senate?
This compromise which was decided at the Constitutional Convention of 1787 decided the House of Representatives should be based on each state's population, pleasing large state and every state receives exactly two senators, ensuring equal power for small states.
What is the Great Compromise or the Connecticut Compromise?
Who is Ronald Reagan?
This Cabinet-level official is the nation's chief federal law-enforcement officer?
Who is the Attorney General?
Name one other Supreme Court justice(full name).
This Cabinet official oversees national parks, federal lands, and many natural resource programs.
Who is the Secretary of the Interior?