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100

Two terms for President was established in the _____ amendment 

22nd

100

The body that confirms Cabinet members, treaties and federal judges 

Senate 

100

Number of justices on SCOTUS

9

100

Right to vote

Suffrage

100

T/F: Election materials may be printed in multiple languages. 

True

200

The President is able to ________ persons to the Cabinet and federal judiciary. 

Nominate

200

Most bills die 

In standing committee
200

Rule of four 

4 justices need to agree to hear your case

200

Difference between interest group and a PAC

Interest group is the voice and the PAC is the wallet

200

T/F: Each state establishes their own voting rules. 


True

300

The ______ was written to limit how long a President can use troops without a formal declaration of war. 

War Powers Resolution

300

Define gerrymandering 

Creating districts to manufacture a false majority

300

Case between two parties 

Civil case

300

Further down the ballot something is the less votes cast 

Ballot fatigue

300

Member of Congress who uses their own judgement when voting on a bill 

Trustee 

400

List the two steps to fill a vacancy in the Vice Presidency

The President nominates and Congess confirms 

400

Define reapportionment and indicate how often it occurs

Changing the number of districts a state may earn to reflect population changes. Every ten years

400

Written at the end of a federal case to establish precedent and give reasoning behind decision

Majority opinion

400
Four requirements to be a voter

1. At least 18     2. Registered

3. Resident of State you are voting in

4. US Citizen 

400

Free mail for members of Congress to send out constituent information

Franking privilege

500
Define executive order and indicate if it is in the Constitution 

Act of President that has the power of law without going through Congress. 

It is NOT in the Constitution

500

Leadership positions in Congress are filled on the basis of ______ ____________. 

Seniority rule 

500

Why were the Courts of Appeal created?

To relieve SCOTUS of some of their workload( # of cases)

500

Voters on West Coast hear results from the East Coast and thus deter voting 

Time Zone Fallout

500

Who redraws Congressional districts in most states?

Who redraws them in California?

State legislatures

Citizen commission