Legislative Branch
The two houses of Congress
What are the House of Representatives and Senate
The leader of the executive branch
Who is the president
The president signs treaties and appoints officials but who has to ratify (approve) these powers?
What is the Senate
The only people who can introduce a bill
Who is a member of Congress
The meaning of "establish justice."
What is treat everyone fairly under the law?
Power to remove members of the Executive and Judicial branches from office
What is Impeachment
The president can do these two things to a bill
What is sign or veto
This branch creates the post office
What is the legislative?
Where the bill goes after it is introduced
What is to committee
The meaning of insure domestic tranquility.
What is keep peace in the country?
Powers that are listed in the U.S. Constitution
What are Enumerated Powers
Power to forgive someone's crime
What is pardon
This branch coins money
What is Legislative?
Where a bill goes if it passes committee
What is to floor debate and vote
Why does the Preamble begin with the phrase "We the People?"
What is the people have the power?
Powers given to the legislative branch by the Necessary and Proper Clause
What are implied powers
The people in the Executive Branch who advise the president
What is the cabinet
This branch gives a speech every year to Congress called the State of the Union
After a bill passes in one house it goes to
What is the other house
The meaning of "Secure blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity"
What is secure freedom for ourselves and our children.
This is the reason Congress has Implied Powers.
What is the Necessary and Proper Clause (Elastic Clause)?
An order by the president that has the power of a law
What is an executive order?
How does the impeachment process work?
What is "A president is impeached by the house and removed by the Senate"?
Last place a bill goes
What is to the executive
The purpose of the Preamble
What is list the goals and purposes of the Constitution?