Government and Politics

One of the limits ​ (a)   can place on the ​ (b)   concerns how ​ (c)   is spent.

• Congress
• the Supreme Court
• the Constitution
• the people
• money
• president

Congress can remove the president by ____________________.

• impeachment

• voting

• resignation

• appointment

The ​ (a)   branches of government are the ​ (b)   branch, the legislative ​ (c)   , and the judicial branch.

• executive
• branch
• three

Only ____________________ can remove a judge from office.

• the president

• Congress

• the Supreme Court

• the people

The Supreme Court can decide if a law is ____________________.

• unfair

• unconstitutional

• valid

• invalid

The president can ____________________ (disapprove) the bills of Congress.

• approve

• veto

• propose

• amend

Only ____________________ can declare war.

• the president

• Congress

• the Supreme Court

• the people

If the president vetoes a bill, it can still be ____________________ by Congress.

• approved

• rejected

• amended

• passed

The ​ (a)   appoints federal ​ (b)   , and Congress must ​ (c)   them.

• President
• judges
• confirm

The ____________________ placed on the branches of government never allow one branch to become too powerful.

• limits

• separation of powers

• federalism

• popular sovereignty