How The Government is Organized.

What is the branch that makes the laws for citizens to enforce?

• Congress

• Joe Biden

• Judicial

• Legislature

What group represents the state's rights in the legislature branch?

• Senate

• Congress

• House of Representatives

• Founding Fathers

What are American citizens able to vote for, in the legislative branch?

• President

• Senate

• Supreme Court

• Mayor

How would you describe the legislative powers?

• It controls people, and limits people's freedom of speech, use of weapons, and enforces unreasonable curfews every night

• The president and the Supreme Court gets to declare war at anytime they want, put the citizens get to vote for the people who would be drafted into war.

• The people have the ability to vote for a Senate and a House of Representatives, which grants the power of representing a certain state, when the federal government creates laws that affects them

• Congress gets voted on by the people and the Senate and the House of Representatives are voted on by the President

The Judicial Branch is responsible for......

• holding people accountable for their mistakes against the law

• creating the laws, and puts anyone who breaks them on death row immediately.

• enforcing the laws, and puts people in jail for breaking them

How many members make up a Supreme Court

• 18

• 9

• 12

• 6

How is someone appointed to be in a Supreme Court

• The president would have to arrange for a person to be appointed by waiting until the Senate approves

• They ask the Supreme Court

• They meet with the House of Representatives and they decide

How can a person remove themselves from a position on the Supreme Court?

• By resigning
• By winning a majority vote in the Senate
• By being voted out by the other Supreme Court justices
• By losing a national election

Who runs the executive branch?

• The President
• The Supreme Court
• The Senate
• The House of Representatives

Who are the advisors for the president and the vice president in the executive branch?

• The Cabinet
• The Senate
• The House of Representatives
• The Supreme Court