Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Legislative Powers

,

(b) Executive Powers

,

(c) Judicial Powers

• Settle disputes between states

• Issue writs of habeas corpus

• Declare War

• Enforce Laws

• Be Commander in Chief of the Army

• Make and pass laws

• Veto Laws

• Appoint Judges

• Declare Laws Unconstitutional

• Tax

• Review lower court decisions

• Raise and maintain an army

• Interpret the Constitution

• Approve budgets

• Regulate commerce

• Sign Bills into Law

• Preside over impeachment trials

How many voting members are there of the Senate?

• 100
• 10
• 435
• 50

How many voting members are there of the House of Representatives?

• 435
• 500
• 200
• 100

Who is the head of the Executive Branch according to the Constitution?

• The President

• The Speaker of the House

• The Chief Justice

• The Secretary of State

The Constitution says that Legislative powers are "vested in a _ of the United States"

• President
• Senate
• Supreme Court
• Congress

According to the Constitution, Judicial powers are vested in a _

• President
• Governor
• Supreme Court
• Congress

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) House of Representatives

,

(b) Senate

,

(c) President

,

(d) Supreme Court

• 9 years a resident of USA

• Term of 4 years

• 7 years a resident of USA

• At lease 35 years old

• Appointed by President

• At lease 30 years old

• 14 years a resident of USA

• Term of 6 years

• Approved by Congress

• Term of 2 years

• Born a citizen

• At least 25 years old

• Term for life or in good behavior

_ of the states are needed to propose an amendment to the Constitution?

• Three-fourths
• One-third
• Two-thirds
• One-half

The Constitution is the _ Law of the Land

• secondary
• inferior
• primary
• supreme

What is a veto?

• The power to approve a decision or proposal
• The power to delay a decision or proposal
• The power to modify a decision or proposal
• The power to reject a decision or proposal