The Presidency
Elections & Electoral College
Judicial Branch (Article III)
Landmark Supreme Court cases
Legislat. Branch
100

 What is executing and enforcing laws passed by Congress?

This is the President’s primary responsibility.

100

What is choosing party candidates for the general election?

The purpose of primary elections.

100

What is the Judicial Branch?

Article III establishes this branch of government.

100

This case established judicial review.

marbury v madison

100

The main role of the Legislative Branch.

Makes the laws

200

What is 35 years old?

The minimum age required to be President.

200

What is 270?

The number of electoral votes needed to win the presidency.

200

What is interpreting laws and determining constitutionality?

The primary function of the Judicial Branch.

200

This case ended school segregation.

Brown v. Board of Education

200

The presiding officer of the House of Representatives.

Speaker of the House

300

What is the 22nd Amendment?

This amendment limits the President to two terms

300

What is the House of Representatives chooses the President?

What happens if no candidate reaches 270 electoral votes.

300

Who is the President appoints and the Senate confirms?

Who appoints federal judges, and who confirms them?

300

This case recognized privacy rights.

Roe v. Wade

300

The Senate tactic used to delay voting.

Filibuster

400

What is the War Powers Resolution of 1973?

The law that limits presidential military power and requires notifying Congress.

400

What is a candidate can win without the popular vote?

A major criticism of the Electoral College.

400

What is the Judiciary Act of 1789?

The act that created lower federal courts.

400

This case limited executive privilege.

U.S. V. Nixon

400

The committee that resolves differences between House and Senate bills.

Conference Comitee

500

What is the power to issue pardons and commute sentences?

This power allows the President to forgive federal crimes.

500

Who are superdelegates?

Unpledged Democratic Party delegates who may vote for any candidate.

500

What is nine?

The number of Supreme Court justices.

500

This case established implied powers and federal supremacy.

McCulloch v. Maryland

500

The vote required in the Senate to convict and remove a president.

Two-Thirds Vote