Judicial Branch
The Judicial Branch meets in what building?
What is "the Supreme Court"?
The Legislative Branch meets in what building?
What is "U.S. Capitol"?
The head of the Executive Branch.
What is "the President"?
What is the name of the group of people who advise the president?
The Cabinet
Who can declare laws "unconstitutional?"
The Judicial Branch
The Executive Branch meets in what building?
What is the "White House"?
The place where the President works inside the White House.
What is "the Oval Office in the White House"?
Who can override vetoes?
Congress
How many members are there in the House of Representatives?
435
Person directly beneath the President in authority and helps make decisions in the Executive Branch.
What is "The Vice President "?
Who approves Supreme Court Justices?
Senate
How long does a Supreme Court Justice serve?
As long as they choose
How many Senators are there per state?
Who appoints Supreme Court Justices?
The President
The main job the Judicial Branch.
What is "to interpret or review the laws (check to see if the laws are fair)"?
The main job of the Executive Branch.
What is "to carry/enforce out laws"?
The name of the beginning of our Constitution that names the 6 goals of our government.
Preamble
Can one Branch of government have all of the power? Why or why not?
No because there is a checks and balances system which allows each branch to check in with each other so one doesn't become more powerful than another.