Legislative Branch!
How many Senators and Representatives do we have?
100 and 435!
How many years does a President serve for one term?
4 years!
How many Supreme Court justices are there?
Nine! (9)
Name one thing an American citizen can do to support the government.
Voting, being involved in community, speaking out opinions, contact their government offices, and many more
How many Senators in each state?
Two! (2)
Name one requirement to be able to serve in the Senate or House of Representative.
Minimum age, U.S. citizen, and must live in the same state you represent
Name one requirement to be able to serve as the President.
Name one requirement to be able to serve in the Supreme Court.
None!
If you take a citizenship test, what are the topic requirements you need to know? Name one.
Government system, American history, American holidays, American flag symbols
Who is the current President and Vice President?
Donald Trump and JD Vance
Name two groups that are part of the Congress
House of Representatives & Senate
The President and Vice President works with their top 15 advisers, what is it called?
The Cabinet
Who picks the Supreme Court justices?
The President
Anyone who is born in the U.S. will get an automatic citizenship, what is that called?
Birthright Citizenship
If a Supreme Court makes a decision on a case that changes a law or an order, what do the 50 states must do?
Follow the Supreme Court's decision
Name one major power the Legislative Branch have
Decide federal budget, declare wars, create laws, impeachment process, and others.
Name one major power the Executive Branch have
Veto/sign bills, head of military, diplomatic relationship with other countries, and others
Name one major power the Supreme Court have
interpret the Constitution, judicial review, protect civil rights, establish precedents, and others
What amendment protects the citizenship rights of U.S. born citizens?
14th Amendment
How many Amendments do we have on the Constitution as of now?
27!!!!!!!!!!!
All 50 states have different number of Representatives, why is that?
Based on states' population
The President can decline a bill from the Congress, what is it called?
Veto!
1) If a justice is more strict about the Constitution and follow it's meaning, what kind of view does the justice have?
2) If a justice is more flexible about the Constitution and follows what society looks like, what kind of view does the justice have?
1) Conservative
2) Liberal
If a person who is NOT born in the U.S. and becomes an U.S. citizen later, what is it called?
Naturalized Citizen/Naturalization
The Constitution aims to have all three branches: Legislative, Executive, and Judicial to have fair powers and not take over one or another. What is this system called?
Checks and Balances