Federalism
Legislative Branch
House of Reps
Senate
Judicial Branch
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what is federalism?

a constitutional agreement where power is distributed between national and state governments

100

Article 1, Section 1, Clause 1 says...

gov. may created a Congress of 2 Houses

100
How many members does the House have?

435

100
The senate has how many members?
100
100

What is judicial review?

the ability for Supreme court to rule acts of Congress unconstitutional

200

why do we have federalism

checks growth of tyrnanny

200

bicameral means... 

2 Houses of a House of Reps and Senate

200
What state has the largest amount of House of Reps?

California

200

How many Senators does each state have?

2

200

What does purse mean

The governments money

300

federalism allows...

unity without formity

300

The Reapportionment act of 1929 is... 

kept house at set number for 435 reps

300

How long are their terms?

2 years

300

How old do you have to be to be a Senator?

30

300

What does sword mean

military

400
powers of the national government are...

expressed powers, implied powers, inherit powers

400

what is gerrymandering? 

rigging an elections

400

How old do you have to be to be in the House?

25

400

How long do you have to be a citizen for?

the last 9 years

400

stare decisis means...

stand by the decisions

500

federal mandates are...

a requirement imposed by the federal gov as a condition to receive federal funds

500
the 17th amendment says... 

voters are allowed to elect senators

500

Do you have to live in the state you are running for?

yes

500

How long are their terms?

6 years

500

a litmus test is... 

a test for candidates that is used to understand their beliefs about certain topics, it can solidify or end their opportunities