Policy and Socialization
These are attempting to alter the hearts and minds of citizens.
Meaning two chambers.
What is bicameral?
The jurisdiction of court where the trial occurs.
What is a Court of Original Jurisdication?
The leader of this branch of government.
Who is the President?
A system in which their are two dominant parties.
What is a two-party system?
This "living room war" radically altered the relationship between government and media.
What is the Vietnam War?
This body has the power to begin the impeachment process.
What is the United States House of Representatives?
This is the highest court of Appelate Jurisdiction.
What is the Supreme Court?
This position is considered the President of the Senate.
Who is the Vice President?
A type of electoral system that only requires 50% +1 of votes to gain all power of a position.
What is a "winner-take-all-system"?
Repeated opinions without much conflicting idealogy, often made worse by algorithims.
What is an Echo Chamber?
This power lies with the Senate and does not involved articles of impeachment.
What is Appointment Approval?
The Federal courts of Original Jurisdiction.
What are the District Courts?
This is the maximum years a President can serve.
What is 10 years?
An institution affected by reapportionment and chooses the leader of the executive branch.
What is the Electoral College?
These attempt to influence the government without claiming control.
What are interest groups?
Where all revenue bills must begin.
What is the United State House of Representatives?
The number of Supreme Court Justices required to hear a case.
What is 4?
This department reviews rules and regulation implementation within the Executive Branch from within.
What is the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)?
These seek to control the government but rarely agree on what to do when they have it.
What are political parties?
This term is commonly used to describe when states must ask permission to change their voting laws.
What is Pre-Clearance?
Redistricting with the goal of helping or harming.
What is Gerrymandering?
The majority's agreed on ruling creates this.
What is precedence?
The United States Postal Service is an example of one of these.
What is a Goverment Corporation?
Its purpose is to convince voters.
What is a campaign?