U.S. Constitution
Model for the U.S. _______
Bill of Rights
U.S. Constitution
Declaration of independence
Articles of Confederation
Bill of Rights
What is Popular Vote
The total number of individual votes cast by people in an election.
Forgiveness of a crime that removes all punishment
When the President refuses to sign a bill into law.
The total number of individual votes cast by people in an election.
What so the words "I love my country and ill do all i possibly can mean?"
patriotism
nationalism
Treason
perfidy
patriotism
What is a interest group
A group of people who work together to influence the government and promote their ideas or causes.
Sources like newspapers, TV, and online platforms that give information about government and current events.
The President’s power to reject a bill passed by Congress.
A group of people who work together to influence the government and promote their ideas or causes.
what is a conservative ?
ideology favoring tradition,limited gov, and individual responsibility's
a single issue or belief within a political party's platform
a person running for elected office
ideology favoring tradition,limited gov, and individual responsibility's
Guaranteed colonists the rights of _____
Englishmen
Citizens
government
judicial branch
Englishmen
Who is Electoral College
The group of electors who officially choose the president and vice president
The total number of individual votes cast by people in an election.
The organized effort a candidate makes to win an election, including giving speeches, meeting voters, and sharing their ideas.
The group of electors who officially choose the president and vice president
What is a citizen ?
Member of congress
A foreigner
A Governor
An individual with certain rights and duties under a government who, by birth or by choice, owes allegiance to that government.
An individual with certain rights and duties under a government who, by birth or by choice, owes allegiance to that government.
What is a interest group
A group of people who work together to influence the government and promote their ideas or causes.
Sources like newspapers, TV, and online platforms that give information about government and current events.
The President’s power to reject a bill passed by Congress.
A group of people who work together to influence the government and promote their ideas or causes.
what is a political party ?
An organization who work to win elections
laws to limit the influence of money in politics
people that observe elections
An organization who work to win elections
The _________ is the highest law of the land
U.S. constitution
Bill of rights
Articles of Confederation
VA statute for Religious Freedom
U.S. constitution
What is a Special Session
An unscheduled meeting of Congress called outside of regular sessions by the President to address urgent issues
The government’s plan for dealing with other countries
The president’s annual speech that outlines goals and policies
An unscheduled meeting of Congress called outside of regular sessions by the President to address urgent issues
What is Self-Reliance
Solving problems on your own without always needing help
being trustworthy/ honest
helping others
being rude
Solving problems on your own without always needing help
What are the house of representatives The chamber of congress where the number of representatives depends on the states population
The chamber of congress where the number of representatives depends on the states population
Chamber of congress where each state has the came number of senators
part of the constitution that lets congress make laws needed to carry out its powers
The chamber of congress where the number of representatives depends on the states population
What is A Platform?
A political party’s overall statement of goals and beliefs.
Smaller political parties that rarely win but influence debates and specific issues.
A single issue or belief within a political party’s platform.
A political party’s overall statement of goals and beliefs.
Each branch can ____ the ____ of the others
limit, power
power, limit
take, power
give, power
limit, power
What is Foreign Policy
The government’s plan for dealing with other countries
Proposer of the legislative agenda
Leader of the political party that controls the executive branch
The government’s plan for dealing with other countries
What is Naturalization?
Getting a passport as a US citizen
Becoming a member of congress
The admittance of citizenship to a country
The admittance of citizenship to a country
what are enumerated powers
special powers given to congress in the constitution
powers not written in the constitution but necessary
The process congress can use to chsrge snd possibly remove a federal official
special powers given to congress in the constitution
What is a plank ?
A single issue or belief within a political party’s platform.
A person running for elected office.
An organized effort to gain voter support for a candidate or issue.
A single issue or belief within a political party’s platform.
Government power comes from the ______ (We the people)
people
judicial branch
president
vice president
people
what are Regulatory Commissions
A group of people officially charged with regulating (monitoring) specific industries, such as the FCC and the SEC.
The government’s plan for dealing with other countries
An unscheduled meeting of Congress called outside of regular sessions by the President to address urgent issues
A group of people officially charged with regulating (monitoring) specific industries, such as the FCC and the SEC.
What is Honesty?
Telling the truth and being sincere in what you say and do.
Being untrustworthy
Being irresponsible
showing disrespect
Telling the truth and being sincere in what you say and do.
Who is the speaker of the house
the leader of the house of representatives
the president
the vice president
the leader of the house of representatives
What is a Candidate
A person running for elected office.
Efforts by individuals or groups to persuade government officials to support their causes.
An organization that raises and spends money to elect or defeat candidates or to promote a particular issue
People who observe elections to ensure fairness and proper procedures.
A person running for elected office.