Branches
Quick Questions
Legislative
Executive/Judicial
Facts
100

How many Branches of Government are there?

What is three?

100

To say no to a bill. 

What is veto?

100

The two houses in this branch's names.

What is House of Representatives and Senate?

100

This is the leader of the militia also known as the Commander in Chief. 

What is the president?

100

This gives the U.S. citizens rights and freedoms and details how our government works. 

What is the Constitution?

200

This branch makes the laws.

What is Legislative?

200

This branch has the Supreme Court.

What is Judicial?

200

This part of congress has an equal number of votes.

What is the Senate?

200

The president of the US must meet what requirements (List at least 3)

What are 

-be at least 35 years old

-live in the USA for at least 14 years

-be a natural born citizen of the USA

200

People who live in a community.

Who are citizens?

300

This branch carries out (or enforces) the laws.

What is Executive?

300

This branch has two houses.

What is Legislative?

300

This part of Congress has votes proportional to population.

What is the House?

300

The president can hold office for this many years and terms.

What is 4 years and can run again for another 4 years?

300

This is how the government gets money to pay for government services.

What are taxes?

400

This branch interprets (or judges) the laws.

What is Judicial?

400

This branch can veto laws and has the president.

What is Executive?

400

Congress can change the constitution. What are those changes called. 

What are amendments?

400

This is the length of time a Supreme Court justice serves.

What is life or retirement?

400

A form of government where the people have a say.

What is a democracy?

500

This helps make sure no one branch has more power than any of the other branches.

What is checks and balances?

500

This level of government would make laws about things like riding your bicycle on the sidewalk or using fireworks.

What is local government?

500

From the Latin for "two chambers", it's the term for a legislative body like the U.S. Congress.

What is bicameral?

500

This is the highest court in the USA.

What is the Supreme Court?

500

This is to make sure all branches have the same amount of power.

What is checks and balances?