SS.7.C.3.3 and 3.8

Which correctly lists the roles of the president?

• chief foreign policy maker, commander in chief, president pro tempore 
• party leader, speaker of the house, legislative leader
• chief of state, chief foreign policy maker, party leader
• head of the economy, head of state, head of the Supreme Court

Which branch's main job is to MAKE the laws?

• legislative
• judicial
• executive

What did the Great Compromise do?

• It decided that the Congress would have 2 chambers, 1 based on population and 1 with equal representation.
• It decided that the Congress would have 2 chambers, both based on population.
• It decided that the Congress would have 2 chambers with equal representation.

Which is the order of the articles in the Constitution?

• executive, state powers, amendment process, ratification
• judicial, supremacy clause, amendment process, 

How does Congress stretch its powers to do "all means which are proper that are not prohibited"?"

• foreign policy
• veto or sign laws
• the elastic clause
• executive orders

What does the Constitution allow Congress to do in terms of the military?

• Quarter soldiers
• Declare War and support the military
• Act as Commander in Chief
• Sign treaties

A bill passed ending net neutrality. It was vetoed. The veto was overridden, and the bill became a law. Later, the court decided that the law was unconstitutional. 
What is the order in which the branches used their powers?

• legislative, executive, judicial, legislative
• legislative, executive, legislative, judicial
• executive, legislative, executive, judicial

What can the judicial branch do in terms of laws?

• Pass them.
• Declare them unconstitutional.
• Veto them.
• Arrest them.

Which 2 entities enact foreign policy?

• The President and Congress
• The President and State Governments
• The President and the Supreme Court
• The President and UN

Which section of the Constitution gives the legislative branch its powers?

• The Bill of Rights
• Article I
• Article II
• Article III