Government
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
Constitutional Amendments
100

The US government is split into this many branches

3
100

This person is the main leader of the executive branch

the President

100

This is the lower chamber of the legislative branch, but has more people

the House of Representatives

100

This is the highest court in the land

The Supreme Court

100
This is what the first ten amendments of the Constitution are collectively called

The Bill of Rights

200

This branch legislates the laws

the legislative branch

200
If the President is unable to serve, this person takes power

The Vice President

200

This is the upper chamber of the legislative branch, but has the fewer amount of people

the Senate

200
This many people currently serve on the Supreme Court
9
200

There are this many amendments in the US Constitution

XXVII (27)

300

This branch executes the laws

the executive branch

300

This is the panel of advisors the President can appoint

The Cabinet

300

After being proposed, a bill goes through this process before being brought to the chamber floor

committee

300
This circuit court serves Oregon, California, and other west coast states

the 9th circuit court

300

This amendment gave women the right to vote

The 19th amendment

400

this branch interprets the laws

the judicial branch

400

As the leader of the six branches of the military, the President is also known by this title

Commander in Chief

400

If a bill is vetoed by the President, Congress can do this, but they need a 3/4ths approval

override

400

Appellate courts can affirm, reverse or this thing, which would send the case back to a lower court to be re-tried

Remand

400

These amendments were passed during Reconstruction, the era following the Civil War

the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments
500

By utilizing checks and balances, our government employs this -ism in order to protect against tyranny

Federalism
500

When a bill is presented to the President to sign, he can approve the bill, making it a law, or this other thing, which would kick it back to Congress

Veto

500

The Oregon Legislative Assembly meets here, the capitol of Oregon

Salem

500

This case gave the Supreme Court the right to declare laws unconstitutional

Marbury v. Madison (1804)

500
The first of these amendments was overturned by the second of these amendments, the only time in history (so far) to have done so

the 18th & 21st amendments

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