Executive Branch
Who is the leader of the executive branch?
The president of the U.S
What does the state court system mostly deal with?
With disputes about state laws
What does the word legislative mean?
To make laws
What is the age requirement to become a senator?
At least 30
How many representatives are there?
435
Who is elected with the president and is president of the Senate?
The vice president
Which court is the first court to hear a case?
The trial court
What is a legislator?
A person who makes laws
What is one of the senators special duties?
Approve presidential appointments
What is the age requirement to become a representative?
At least 25
What are the rules the executive branch makes about how laws are carried out?
Regulations
What is it called when you ask an appellate court to review a case?
An appeal
What do we call federal laws?
Statutes
How long must a U.S citizen live in the United States if they want to become a senator?
9 years
What is one duty of the house of representatives?
Start bills for taxes
What is Homeland securities functions?
The supreme court can strike down laws as what?
Unconstitutional
Congress is considered what, because it is made up of 2 chambers?
Bicameral
How many senators are their in each state?
2
Congress can pass over a presidential veto with a what vote?
A 2/3 vote
What are the main organizations in the executive branch?
Departments
What are two cases that go to trial?
Criminal and civil cases
Congress was created by what?
The constitution
How many years does a senator serve?
6
7 years