An action the President possesses to check the power of the Legislative Branch.
What is veto?
Has the ability to declare war.
What is Congress?
Enforces and Interprets the Constitution.
What is the Judicial Branch?
Protects your right to privacy.
What is the 4th amendment?
The oldest man at the Constitutional Convention.
Who is Benjamin Franklin?
The amount of years a Congressional candidate has to be citizen for before entering the race.
What is 7 years?
Chooses the electors for the Presidential election.
What is State Legislature?
Can hold their position for the rest of their life after appointed.
What is Supreme Court Justice?
Abolishes slavery.
What is the 13th amendment?
The Father of the Constitution who believed the federal government should control trade and people's rights.
Who is James Madison?
List of abilities Congress possesses.
What is Enumerated Powers?
Address that the President has to give to Congress occasionally.
What is the State of the Union?
The amount of Supreme Court Justices required.
What is 9?
Gives states and the people the rights that the Federal government does not possess.
What is the 10th amendment?
Believed we needed a strong, central government and fixed the nation's finances.
Who is Alexander Hamilton?
Title that Congress cannot create for someone in power.
What is a king?
5th in line to assume the Presidency.
What is Secretary of Treasury?
The current Chief Justice.
Who is John Roberts?
Grants residents of Washington D.C. the right to vote for President.
What is the 23rd amendment?
The leader of the Constitutional Convention.
Who is George Washington?
The day and month Congress is required to meet each year.
What is the first Monday of December?
The clause where the President can only use his powers by getting the help and approval of Congress.
What is Advice and Consent Clause?
The only crime defined by the Constitution.
What is treason?
Changed the date that the President takes office to January 20th from March 4th.
What is the 20th amendment?
This founding father wrote 5 essays for the Federalist papers.
Who is John Jay?