(Pick the incorrect choice) The Legislative Branch Checks and Balances to the Executive Branch are all of the choices except

Judges appointed by the President serve for life.

Can override Presidential veto and impeach/remove the President from office.

Control appropriations (money is set aside for a specific purpose)

Ratify Treaties and declare war.

Refuse Presidential appointments

(Choose the incorrect choice) All of the following are checks and balances from Legislative Branch to Executive Branch except...

President appoints judges to fill vacancies

Can refuse judicial appointments

Authority to impeach judges and can create lower courts

Can propose constitutional amendments to overrule Supreme Court decisions

(choose the incorrect choice) All of the following choices are checks and balances from Executive Branch to Legislative Branch except...

The President (Commander-in-Chief) can veto bills

Recommend legislation (lawmaking process)

Call special sessions of Congress

(Choose the incorrect choice) All of the following are checks and balances of Executive Branch to Judicial Branch except

President appoints judges to fill vacancies

President can grant reprieves and pardons

(Choose the incorrect choice) All of the following choices are checks and balances of Judicial Branch to Executive Branch except...

President can recommend legislations

May rule that Presidential action is unconstitutional.

Judges appointed by the President serve for life

(Choose the correct one) Which is a check and balance from Judicial Branch to Legislative Branch

Interprets laws and may declare laws unconstitutional

Judges appointed by the President serve for life.

Can impeach and remove the President from office

amendment stating powers not granted to the national government are reserved to the states and people

amendment that protects the right to own and carry arms

amendment that was later used to protect individual civil rights from state laws

amendment that granted all women in the United States the right to vote.

Amendment that guarantees the freedoms of speech, religion, and press

Amendment which allowed the federal government to directly collect taxes on personal income

amendment that protects the right to own and carry arms

amendment that was later used to protect individual civil rights

Amendment that was later used to protect individual civil rights from state laws

Amendment which allowed the federal government to directly collect taxes on personal incomes

Amendment stating powers not granted to the national government are reserved to the states and people

Amendment that granted all women in the United States the right to vote

Amendment which allowed the federal government to directly collect taxes on personal income

Amendment that protects the right to own and carry arms

Amendment that guarantees the freedoms of speech, religion, and press

Amendment which allowed the federal government to directly collect taxes on personal income

Amendment that guarantees the freedoms of speech, religion, and press

Amendment stating powers not granted to the national government are reserved to the states and people

Amendment that was later used to protect individual civil rights from states laws

Amendment that protects the right to own and carry arms

Amendment that granted all women in the United States the right to vote

Amendment that was later used to protect individual civil rights from state laws

Amendment which allowed the federal government to directly collect taxes on personal income

Rent-Seeking Behavior

Actions taken by individuals or interest groups to influence laws in order to gain monetarily in a market without offering better services.

Term describing the strong bond and dependence between interest groups, Congress, and the bureaucracy.

The idea advanced by Theodore Roosevelt that the problems of the Gilded Age called for a more active federal government.

The Agencies of the Government, including the many Executive Departments, compose this "fourth branch of government."

Term describing the strong bond and dependence between interest groups, Congress, and the bureaucracy.

The idea advanced by Theodore Roosevelt that the problems of the Gilded Age called for a more active federal government.

The idea that Thomas Jefferson promoted as the best way to create a prosperous nation.

State Policies meant to limit the political and legal rights of black Americans that were eventually struck down.

The Agencies of the Government, including the many Executive Departments, compose this "fourth branch of government."

The idea advanced by Theodore Roosevelt that the problems of the Gilded Age called for a more active federal government.

Actions taken by individuals or interest groups to influence laws in order to gain monetarily in a market without offering better services.

State policies meant to limit the political and legal rights of black Americans that were eventually struck down.

State Policies meant to limit the political and legal rights of black Americans that were eventually struck down.

The Agencies of the Government, including the many Executive Departments, compose this "fourth branch of government."

The idea that Thomas Jefferson promoted as the best way to create a prosperous nation.

Term describing the strong bond and dependence between interest groups, Congress, and the bureaucracy.

The idea that advanced by Theodore Roosevelt that the problems of the Gilded Age called for a more active federal government.

Actions taken by individuals or interest groups to influence laws in order to gain monetarily in a market without offering better services.

Term describing the strong bond and dependence between interest groups, Congress, and the bureaucracy.

The Agencies of the Government, including the many Executive Departments, compose this "fourth branch of government."

The idea that Thomas Jefferson promoted as the best way to create a prosperous nation.

The idea advanced by Theodore Roosevelt that the problems of the Gilded Age called for a more active federal government.

State Policies meant to limit the political and legal rights of black Americans that were eventually struck down.

Actions taken by individuals or interest groups to influence laws in order to gain monetarily in a market without offering better service.

The policy making process starts with an agenda to solve a problem. Then a bill must gain _______from various members of Congress. Finally, the president signs it into law. Funding must be included in the ______, so the law can be carried out. Mandatory spending is automatically renewed from year to year, while _____________ spending can be changed each year. If the government spend more money than it collects, there is a budget _______.

support, budget, discretionary, deficit

What does a free press do for America?

Links citizens with its government

Allows for free flow of information

Choose the events in chronological order.

Monroe Doctrine, Civil War, Roosevelt Corollary, World War II, United Nations, Cold War

Cold War, Monroe Doctrine, World War II, Civil War, Roosevelt Corollary, United Nations

World War II, United Nations, Civil War, Roosevelt Corollary, Cold War, Monroe Doctrine

United Nations, World War II, Civil War, Cold War, Monroe Doctrine, Roosevelt Corollary

American Government Review

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There are self-evident truths which determine human rights and allow people to _______ an abusive government.

2.

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1 min • 1 pt

The Founders hoped to stop tyrannical government through the establishment of a written ________________.

3.

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The Articles of Confederation established a government that emphasized the power of ____ .

4.

OPEN ENDED QUESTION

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Why did the Constitution include three branches (sections) in the national government?

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To ensure a separation of powers by giving different responsibilities and task to each branch.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The Legislative Branch areas of authority include...

oversees most of the bureaucracy, proposes foreign treaties, works closely with legislative branch, commander in chief.

approving the budget and taxes, declaring war, organizing the military, regulating interstate commerce.

Supreme Court, Inferior Courts

Judging federal cases, declaring actions of the other branches unconstitutional.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The Legislative Branch main tool is...

Judicial Review

Executive Orders

Creating Laws

Judging federal cases, declaring actions of the other branches unconstitutional

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The Legislative Branch parts(who) include...

Congress (House of Representatives, Senate)

Supreme Court, Inferior Courts

Executive Orders

President, Vice President, Cabinet, Executive Departments

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American Government Review

49 questions

There are self-evident truths which determine human rights and allow people to _______ an abusive government.

The Founders hoped to stop tyrannical government through the establishment of a written ________________.

The Articles of Confederation established a government that emphasized the power of ____ .

Why did the Constitution include three branches (sections) in the national government?

To ensure a separation of powers by giving different responsibilities and task to each branch.

The Legislative Branch areas of authority include...

The Legislative Branch main tool is...

The Legislative Branch parts(who) include...

The Executive Branch areas of authority include...

The Executive Branch main tool is...

The Executive Branch parts(who) include...

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American Government Review

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There are self-evident truths which determine human rights and allow people to _______ an abusive government.

The Founders hoped to stop tyrannical government through the establishment of a written ________________.

The Articles of Confederation established a government that emphasized the power of __________ ______.

Why did the Constitution include three branches (sections) in the national government?

To ensure a separation of powers by giving different responsibilities and task to each branch.

The Legislative Branch areas of authority include...

The Legislative Branch main tool is...

The Legislative Branch parts(who) include...

The Executive Branch areas of authority include...

The Executive Branch main tool is...

The Executive Branch parts(who) include...

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The Articles of Confederation established a government that emphasized the power of ____ .