Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Checks and Balances
Requirements
100

The major power of the Legislative branch

What is making laws?

100

The major power of the Executive Branch

What is Enforce laws?

100

The major power of the Judicial Branch

What is interpret laws?

100

This is the power of the president to stop a bill from being passed

What is a Veto?

100

Congress and Presidency require you to be 

What is a citizen?

200

This house is based on population

What is House of Representatives?

200

This person is the head of the Executive Branch

What is the President?

200

This is the highest court in the Judicial Branch

What is the Supreme Court?
200

This is the power of the Legislative Branch to remove a public official from office

What is Impeachment?

200

This role requires you to be 35 years old and a naturally born citizen

What is the President?

300

The name for both the House of Representatives and the Senate

What is Congress?

300

This is the name given to the President that refers to his role in the military

What is Commander-in-Chief?

300

This term describes how long a justice's term is

What is lifetime?

300

This branch of government must approve all cabinet members and appointed justices

What is the Legislative Branch?

300

This role requires you to be at least 30 years old and a resident of your state

What is a Senator?

400

This part of the Constitution gives the Legislative Branch the ability to make laws that are necessary to carry out the branch's powers

What is the Elastic Clause?

400

The term used when a President excuses someone of a federal crime

What is Pardon?

400

An earlier event that is regarded as an example or guide. A standard

What is Precedent?

400

This is the power of the Judicial Branch to rule if a law or action is Constitutional or Unconstitutional

What is Judicial Review?

400

This role requires you to be at least 25 years old and a resident of your state

What is a Representative?

500

This term is used for a two house legislation

What is bicameral?

500

This is the term for an command by the President that focuses the power of the Executive Branch towards a specific cause

What is an Executive Order?

500
This court case gave the Judicial Branch the power of Judicial Review

What is Marbury v. Madison?

500

Division of power amongst seperate entities or parts of government

What is Separation of Powers?

500

This role does not have any requirements listed in the constitution

What is a Justice?