Executive Roles
The President’s second-in-command
Who is the Vice President?
Leader of the House of Representatives
Who is the Speaker of the House?
The lower house of Congress
What is the House of Representatives?
The first place most bills are discussed
What is committee?
A system in which each branch of government can limit the power of the others to prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful.
What is Checks and Balances
The minimum age must you be to be able to run for President
What is 35?
Leader who breaks ties in the Senate
Who is the Vice President?
The upper house of Congress
What is the Senate?
The President can sign the bill or do this to reject it
What is veto it?
Drawing voting district lines in a strange way to give one political party an advantage
What is gerrymandering?
The group of advisors who run major federal departments
What is the Cabinet?
The current Vice President
Who is JD Vance?
Total number of U.S. Senators
What is 100?
A vote to override a veto requires this fraction in both houses
What is two-thirds?
In the Senate, when a member talks for a long time to delay a vote on a bill
What is a filibuster?
The President is Commander-in-Chief of this
What are the Armed Forces?
Years can a senate member serve?
6 years
Number of House members depends on this
What is population?
Both the House and the Senate must do this for a bill to go to the President
What is approve or pass it?
The order of officials who take over if the President cannot serve
What is the presidential succession?
The yearly message where the President shares goals for the nation
What is the State of the Union Address?
The political party with the most members in a chamber is called this
What is the majority party?
Congress can remove a President using this process
What is impeachment?
I'm just a bill on....
What is Capitol Hill?
Redrawing congressional district boundaries to reflect population changes after each census.
What is redistricting?