The Executive Branch meets and works at this location.
What is the White House?
The two parts of the Legislative Branch.
What are Senate and House of Representatives?
The name of the highest court in the Judicial System.
What is the Supreme Court?
The Three Branches of Government.
What is the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial?
This shows the cardinal directions on a map.
What is the compass rose?
These three main people/groups work in the Executive Branch.
Who are President, Vice President, and 15 Cabinet Members?
The place where the Legislative Branch meets and does it's work.
What is the Capitol Building?
The place where the Supreme Court does most of its work.
What is the Supreme Court Building?
The head of the Executive Branch.
Who is the President?
Northeast, Southeast, Northwest, Southwest
What are intermediate directions?
This person is the head of the Senate.
Who is the Vice President?
The number of members are based on a state's population.
What is the House of Representatives?
This group approves Supreme Court Justices after getting nominated?
What is the Cabinet?
Besides the President, these people also work in the Executive Branch.
Who are the VP and the Cabinet?
This is the only continent that is also a country.
What is Australia?
A group of people who advise the President on different topics.
Who is the Cabinet?
There are 100 of these.
What are Senators?
This is the name of the Head Judge on the Supreme Court.
Who is the Chief Justice?
This group makes sure that laws are fair.
Who is the Supreme Court?
This continent is home to the largest country in the world.
What is Asia?
The main duty of the Executive Branch.
What is to approve laws that Congress has voted for and to carry out those laws?
The three main duties of the Legislative Branch.
What is to discuss, write, and vote on new laws.
This is the main job of the Judicial Branch.
What is to review laws and make sure they are fair (constitutional)?
All three branches of government work here.
What is Washington D.C.
This continent is also called the South Pole.
What is Antarctica?