Terms
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
Grab Bag
100

4 years 2 times

How long are presidential terms?

100

The amount of senators there are total.

What is 100?

100
Age and citizenship requirements for president. (2 answers)

What is 35 years old and must be a natural born citizen?

100

The name of a Supreme Court judge.

What is a justice?

100
To reject a bill.

What is veto?

200

2 years

How long are representatives' terms?

200

The amount of representatives for each state depends on this.

What is population?

200

Only constitutional power given to the Vice President.

What is breaking ties in the Senate?

200
Source of law that involves passing a bill through a lawmaking body.

What is statutory law?

200

The type of law that involves a dispute between two people.

What is civil law?

300
Lifetime

How long are Supreme Court Justices' terms?

300

A charge against a government official.

What is impeachment?

300

Leaders of executive departments. 

Who are secretaries?

300
Type of law where the government charges you with breaking the law. 

What is criminal law?

300

The second level of courts. Appellate jursidiction.

What is the U.S. Court of Appeals? 

400

6 years

How long are senators' terms?

400

Where a bill goes after a congressperson sponsors it.

What is committee?

400

Commander in Chief

What is the president's ability to command the military?

400
A courts authority to hear a case.

What is jurisdiction?

400

The total amount of members of the House of Representatives.

What is 435?

500

The amendment that restricted the president to two terms

What is the 22nd Amendment?

500

The ability for the House of Representatives to create bills about taxes.

What is the power of the purse?

500

Executive departments that make regulations and work with all three branches of government.

What are independent/government agencies?

500

Ability for the Supreme Court to declare laws and acts of Congress and the President unconstitutional. 

What is judicial review?

500

The court case that established judicial review. 

What was Marbury v Madison?