Laws, Laws, Laws!
Presidential Powers
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Current Events
100

Every two years

How often are representatives to be elected?

100

35

How old must one be to become President?

100

The Branch that makes laws.

What is the Legislative Branch?

100

A bill passed by Congress can be stopped by this current government official through a veto.

Who is Donald Trump? or Who is the President?

200
Six years

How long is the term for a Senator?

200

The term of office for U.S. Supreme Court justices.

What is lifetime?

200

The Branch that enforces laws.

What is the Executive Branch?

200

The current president of the Senate.

Who is J.D. Vance?

300

30 years old

How old must someone be to become a senator?

300

The Article that creates the Electoral College.

What is Article II.
300

What every person who is accused of a crime have the right to.

What is a fast and public trial by a fair jury?

300

The Branch that makes judgements on laws.

What is the Judicial Branch?

300

The person who would nominate a new supreme court justice if a position were to be empty right now.

Who is Donald Trump? or Who is the President?

400

The Vice President when there is a tie.

Who is the president of the Senate, and when may that person vote?

400

Two powers of the president according to Article II.

What is serving as Commander-in-Chief of the military and making treaties with the advice and consent of the Senate?

400
Where a person's trial will be held.

What is the state and district where the crime took place?

400

The fraction of the houses of Congress that is necessary to approve a proposed amendment.

What is two-thirds?

400

The person currently as the Speaker of the House of Representatives.

Who is Mike Johnson?

500

Where bills concerning taxes originate (Senate or House of Representatives)

What is the House of Representatives?

500

The three requirements for becoming president.

What is a natural born citizen, at least 35 years old, a resident of the US for at least 14 years?

500

Must be necessary to convict someone of treason.

What is proof that the accused either levied war against the U.S. or adhered to its enemies by giving them aid and comfort?

500

The fraction of the states that must approve a proposed amendment for it to be ratified.

What is three-fourths?

500

The person that has been most recently added to the Supreme Court.

 Who is Ketanji Brown Jackson?

(Nominated by President Joe Biden in 2022, and the first Black woman to serve on the court)