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What does the president's title "Commander in chief" refer to?

Directing the military

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True or False. There is nothing Congress can do to get rid of a Presidential Veto? 

False. 

100

How many Senators are there?

100

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What does Bicameral mean? and what does it refer to? 

Two chambers of congress: The senate and the house of Representatives

100

What is the difference between Separation of Powers and Checks and Balances?

Sep. of Powers: 3 branches with different jobs

Chks n Bal.: branches checking each other to keep the power balances

200

What are the secretaries of all the administrative agencies called? They are the people who advise the president in different matters.

The Cabinet

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What is the meeting where both houses get together to make sure the proposed bill matches up called? 

Conference Meeting. 

200

How many Representatives are there?

435

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Who can Suggest an Idea for a bill?

Anyone. 

200

What is the role of a judge during the trial process?

The judge is the mediator/person who oversees the trial. They do not decide guilt!

300

What kind of Citizen does someone have to be to run for president?

Natural Born Citizen

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Whos signs a bill into law on the state level?

Governor.  

300

How do they decide the number of Representative that are in a state?

Based on Population

300

True or False. A bill has to be passed through both houses to become a law? 

True. 

300

What are 2 things that you would find in a trial court and not an appellate court?

Jury, 1 judge, witness testimony, presenting evidence

400

Name 3 powers of the Executive branch?

Directs Military. Grants Pardons. appoints ambassadors. Signs bill into law. Vetoes bills. Appoints Supreme Court justices. etc.
400

True or False: Only the dominant party in the House of Representatives can introduce a law?

FALSE

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What is the leader of the House of Representatives called?

Speaker of the House. 

400

Which two branches work together to make a law?

Legislative and Executive

400

John was found guilty of a federal crime that he did not commit. After his guilty verdict, he decided to appeal his case. Where would his case go next?

U.S. Court of appeals

500

Who was the President who thought he was above the law? What did Congress do to him?

Nixon. U.S. v. Nixon Congress Impeached him.

500

What is it called when the President doesn't sign a bill  for 10 days until congress is not in session? 

Pocket Veto. 

500

What is the Vice Presidents job as the President of the Senate? 

 To cast a tie-breaking vote.

500

Which part of the government is in charge of approving/ratifying things? 

The Senate

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What is the job of the judicial branch called which allows them to look over laws or cases and declare them constitutional or UNconstitutional?

Judicial Review