Foreign/Domestic Policy
This important legislation is known as Obamacare, but what is its actual?
What is the Affordable Care Act
The republican minority leader
Who is John Thune (R-SD)?
This is the amendment, which gave women the right to vote
The first convicted felon to serve as president
Who is Trump?
A criminal offense involving the unlawful and intentional physical contact with another person
What is battery?
Signed Title IX in 1972, a civil rights law preventing gender bias at colleges and universities receiving Federal aid
Who is Richard Nixon?
What are Senators?
This man is known as the "Father of the Constitution"
Who is James Madison?
This is the presidents official office, in the West Wing of the Whitehouse
What is the Oval Office?
A formal notice issued by a court informing a defendant is required to appear in court
What is Summons?
This legislation was signed into law by President Ronald Reagan on November 6, 1986, which allowed legalized nearly 3 million undocumented immigrants
What is the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986
Who is Susan Eggman?
This was the First Constitution of the U.S., ratified in 1777
According to the US Constitution the President can serve for this maximum of time
What is 2 consecutive 4-year terms?
When a witness answers questions during trial
What is Testify?
What type of health system did Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders want to see implemented in the US
What is a single-payer health care system?
States are represented in this house by proportional representation
What is the House of Representatives?
First Female Supreme Court Justice
Who is Sandra Day O'Connor?
The President has this role in the US Military
What is the Commander-in-Chief?
When someone is accused and needs to go to a trial?
What is Prosecution?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: The Cuban Missle Crisis was one of the more tense moments of the Cold War, as America and the Soviet Union came extremely close to war. Name the U.S. President and the year this event took place
Who is John Kennedy, 1962
A prolong debate and delay or prevent a vote on a bill, etc (senate tradition)
What is a filibuster?
March 1st, when several primaries & caucuses are held in several states
What is Super Tuesday?
The only president to ever resign from office
Who is rochard Nixon?
When a group of citizens convened to determine if there is enough evidence in order to formally indict a person with a crime
What is a Grand Jury?