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The first 10 amendments are known as: |
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Form of government that organizes a country so that all the land, houses and factories belong to the government: |
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The respect and acceptance of other state’s public acts, records and judicial proceedings of every other state is: |
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The number of federal representatives at Washington, D.C. based on the population of each state |
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Government and its officers are always subject to and never above the law is known as: |
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The division of power between a central government and several regional governments: |
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Changes and additions that become part of the written language of the Constitution is: |
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A regular period of time a legislative body conducts business: |
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A form of government on which a dictator and the dictator’s political party have complete control over a country is: |
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An economic system which the production of goods by factories, business and farms is controlled to a high degree by the government instead of owners is: |
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All the people of the representative of a state or district: |
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An extraordinary session of the legislative body is a: |
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All seats in the Senate are never up for election at the same time is known as: |
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The inherent power to purchase private property, at a fair price, for public use is: |
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What does NAFTA symbolize? |
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North American Free Trade Agreement |
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A medieval system which people were given land and protection by owners of land, or a lord, in return worked and fought for them: |
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An example of expressed power: |
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Power to lay and collect taxes |
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To bring formal charges against a public official by the lower house is to: |
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Each house sets up permanent committees, to which similar bills are sent, are known as: |
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What is the objective of NAFTA? |
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Reduce and eventually eliminate trade barriers between its signed nations |
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The United States is different than Great Britain and Japan in this area of government: |
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The people elect the country’s leader |
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This is an example of implied powers: |
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Power to regulate a wind farm |
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Proposed laws, or drafts of laws presented to the House and Senate for enactment: |
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Committees composed of members of both houses: |
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An attempt to “talk a bill to death:” |
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Refuse to sign a bill into a law |
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A provision to a bill that is not likely to pass on its own merit and is attached to an important measure, which is certain to pass: |
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Special group set up for some specific purpose, usually for a limited time: |
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Process over time, which many changes have been made to the Constitution without changing the written language |
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This is the basic function of Congress: |
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Translate public will into public policy |
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Which is an implied power? |
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Power to draft people into the military |
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Which is an expressed power? |
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Power to raise an army and navy |
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Which of the following is an inherent power? |
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Powers that both the national and states have are known as: |
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Which is an executive power held by the Senate? |
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Confirm appointments of cabinet members |
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Powers of the Constitution enumerates the national government cannot do are: |
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If both houses pass a bill and the President does nothing to the bill, providing Congress is still in session, the bill is: |
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Powers strictly belonging to the states: |
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Powers reserved the states |
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The length of a representative’s term is: |
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The length of a Senator’s terms is: |
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Representatives must have been a U.S. Citizen for 7 years, live in the state they are elected and be: |
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Senators must be a citizen for 9 years, be a resident of the state form which they are elected and be: |
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Congress receives this salary annually: |
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The president must be a natural born citizen, lived in the U.S. for the past 14 years and be: |
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The maximum number of years one person can be president is: |
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What is the maximum number of terms an individual can be president? |
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How much is the salary of the President? |
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Which of the following is correct presidential succession? |
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Vice President, Speaker of the House, President Pro-tempore, Secretary of State, Secretary of Treasury |
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