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This power gives the president the ability to cancel a law passed by Congress.

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veto

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This power allows the president to grant convicted criminals freedom from punishment.

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pardon

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This power gives Congress the ability to bring charges against a president for crimes or wrongdoings.

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impeachment

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Term NOT a Delegated Power of the national government: conduct elections, print money, declare war, approve treaties.

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conduct elections

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Select the term that is NOT one of the Concurrent Powers granted to both state and the national government: print money, enforce laws, borrow money, taxing of citizens

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print money

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Select the term that is NOT one of the Reserved Powers saved for the states. Options: election laws, local government, regulating trade, conduct elections

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regulating trade

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What determines how many members represent each state in the House of Representatives?

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The U.S. Census, a nationwide population count taken every ten years.

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How long is the term for a Senator elected to the U.S. Senate?

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6 years

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How long is the term for a representative elected to the U.S. House of Representatives?

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2 years

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At what age can a citizen serve in the House of Representatives?

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25