Responsible for confirming Supreme Court nominees
What is the Senate
Search without a warrant is allowed in schools
What is NJ v TLO
System used to elect POTUS (president of the United States)
What is the Electoral College
Amendment abolishing poll taxes
What is 24th amendment
Congressional powers that are stated in the Constitution. (Power to declare war)
What are expressed powers
Separate but equal
What is Plessy v Ferguson
Length of time the president has to tell Congress he will send troops overseas; length of time to keep those troops overseas.
What is 48 hours or 2 days to tell Congress and 60 days overseas.
Law passed by Congress in reaction to the President sending troops overseas.
What is the War Powers Resolution
Landmark case where the court ruled that "separate is inherently unequal"
What is Brown v Board of Education
Head of the armed forces
What is Commander in Chief
The 5 rights guaranteed in the First amendment
What are freedom of the press, petition, assembly, speech and religion
To obstruct or delay a vote
What is a filibuster
Supreme Court case dealing with Affirmative Action. A college used a point scale to accept incoming students.
What is Gratz v Bollinger
Qualifications to become President
What is 35 years old, 14 years as a citizen and natural born
Equal protection under the law
What is the 14th amendment
The impeachment process in Congress
What is the House of Reps brings up the impeachment charge and the Senate convicts the person in trial
Landmark ruling where the court said that students have the right to pure, symbolic speech.
What is Tinker v Des Moines
Options the president has when a bill reaches his desk
What are sign the bill into law, veto it and pocket veto