What Federalist paper gives the legislative branch its power
Federalist 51
What federalist paper gives the Executive branch its power
Federalist 70
What federalist paper gives the Judicial branch its power
Federalist 78
What branch does the bureaucracy get its authority from
Legislative
Which of the three branches does not have implied powers
Judicial
Clause that applies to the legislative branch powers in law-making
Necessary & Proper clause
What are 3 implied powers of the president
Executive agreement, executive order, and executive privilege
What are the two ways the Judicial branch interprets the Constitution?
Strict constructionist or Liberal constructionist.
Bureaucracy is the gray area between what two branches
Legislative and executive
State of the union address is used by what branch to address which branch
Executive addressing legislative
Cloture & Filibuster, what stops what?
Cloture prevents filibuster
What is the purpose of the Cabinet in terms of helping the president
The cabinet's role is to advise the president in their specific department.
What is the opinion a Supreme Court member gives that agrees with the majority opinion
Concurring opinion
The bureaucracy is part of what 3-way relationship
Iron triangle
When the Supreme Court decides on a case, what does that enact for future cases
Precedent
Which position in the Senate has the most power
The majority leader
What type of veto is it when the president doesn't sign a bill and waits ten days for Congress to close session
Pocket veto
Appellate v original jurisdiction
Original is hearing a case for the first time while appellate means that a court case has been appealed and has been heard before.
Which branch can control and manipulate the bureaucracy
The executive branch
What branch has multiple types of committees working to make laws
Legislative branch
3 powers of the branch
Create laws, declare war, and the right to confirm presidential nominated cabinet members.
How does the president use the bully pulpit to accomplish his agenda
The president uses the bully pulpit to tell the people to pressure their congressman to pass a law and accomplish his agenda
What is the most important Supreme Court case regarding the judicial branch's power?
Marbury v Madison
What power is given to the bureaucracy by the legislative branch to interpret legislation and create rules to implement
Delegated discretionary authority
Spoils vs merit system
Spoils is an undeserved position in government that was awarded to them, merit is getting a position in government based on your abilities and what you've accomplished