What is a joint resolution?

A congratulations from congress

What is a concurrent resolution?

A congratulations from congress

What are the 7 roles of the Government?

Head of state, commander in chief, Economic planner, Party leader, chief executive, chief legislator, chief diplomat

Head of state, commander in chief, wallet planner, Party leader, chief executive, chief legislator, chief diplomat

Head of capitol, commander in chief, Economic planner, Party leader, chief executive, chief legislator, chief diplomat

Head of state, commander in war, Economic planner, Party leader, chief executive, chief legislator, chief diplomat

What is the electoral college?

Each state having a set amount of votes that others vote on based on the populations vote

The first failed government of the USA

What are the first four people in the line of session?

Vice President, Speaker of the house, Pro tempo, secretary of state

Vice President, Pro tempo, Speaker of the house, secretary of state

Vice president, speaker of the house, Pro tempo, attorney general

Vice president, speaker of the house, pro tempo, secretary of defence

What are the four types of opinions?

Unanious, Majority, Concurring and Dissenting

Unanious, Minority, Concurring and Dissenting

What is jurisdiction?

Authority to hear and try a case

Authority to take someone to jail

What is a resident alien?

Someone lives in our country legally but is a citizen of a different country

A citizen from a different country stays here for a short amount of time

What is non-resident alien?

A citizen from a different country is staying here for a short amount of time

Some stays in our country legally but is a citizen of a different country

What is a news release?

A ready story for the public that a government official made

When is Election Day?

First Tuesday following the first Monday in November every 2 years

First Wednesday following the first Monday in November every 4 years

First Tuesday following the first Thursday in November every 2 years

The first Tuesday in November every 4 years

How do you qualify for an absentee ballot?

Give your name, address and reason that you can not vote in person

Be over 35 years old and unable to vote in person

Give name, address and social security number

What are the 6 functions of Political Parties?

Recruiting candidates, Persuading people, Operating government, Dispensing patronage, Loyal oppositions, Reduction of conflict

Recruiting future presidents, Persuading people, Operating government, Dispensing patronage, Loyal oppositions, Reduction of conflict

Recruiting candidates, Persuading people, Operating parties, Dispensing patronage, Loyal oppositions, Reduction of conflict

Recruiting candidates, Persuading people, Operating parties, Dispensing patronage, Loyal oppositions, Reduction of war

What is Collective Naturalization?

When a large group of people become citizens

When a person is in the country illegally

Law of the blood (jus sanguinis)

What are the six Major Principles of the Constitution?

Federalism, Popular sovereign, Checks and Balances, Separation of Power, Limited Government, Judicial Review

Federalism, Popular sovereign, Checks and Balances, Separation of professions, Limited Government, Judicial Review

Collecting taxes, Popular sovereign, Checks and money, Separation of people, Limited Government, President Review

Federalism, Popular votes, Checks and Balances, Separation of Power, Limited Monarch, Judicial Review

What is Supremacy Clause?

Laws made by legislation are the law of the land

Power divided between nation and state

Criminals being brought back to the state that the crime took place

One person has all of the power in the Government

What is Reapportionment?

Changing representatives because of change in population

Having two different chambers in legislation

What are inherent Powers?

Powers that the government has to have because it is a government

Powers that they must do to be a government

Powers given by the constituion

What are Expressed powers?

Powers given by the constitution

Powers the government has because they are the government

Majority of the house of representatives

Powers the government must have because they are a government

What are the four support agencies?

Library of government, Congressional budget office, Government printing office, Government accountability office

Library of government, Government budget office, Government printing office, Government accountability office

Books of government, Congressional budget office, government printing office, Government accountability office.

Library of government, Congressional budget office, Government press office, Government accountability office.

What are implied powers?

Powers the government has because if they don't they won't be a government

Upper house is equal while the lower house is based on population

Powers the government has because they are a government

Powers given by the constituion

What is Gerrymandering?

Laws made by legislation are law of the land

Power is divided by nation and state

One person has all of the power

What are the qualifications for the House of Representatives?

Residency in state they are representing

Government Exam

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Oligarchy

Small group holds all power

One person has all power

The people have the power

No government

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OPEN ENDED QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

What is the tenth Amendment?

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OPEN ENDED QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

How do you override a veto?

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Why do so few bills become laws?

No one has enough money

No one budgets or comes to a compromise

People don't care

President vetoes

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is a pocket veto?

Congress can't get 2/3 of a vote

President vetoes a bill within the first 10 days that congress is in session

When the president vetoes a bill within the last 10 days that congress is in session

President vetoes a bill with lots of time still left in congress

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are the main influences on Congress?

Personality of congressman, nature of issue, how it will affect people at home, beliefs, staff members, making others happy

Personality of president, nature of issue, how it will affect people at home, beliefs, staff members, making others happy.

Personality of congressman, nature of issue, how it will affect America, Beliefs, staff members, making others happy

Personality of congressman, nature of issue, how it will affect people at home, beliefs, previous staff members, making others unhappy

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is a rider?

Changing boundaries to help an election

Taking a criminal back to the state where the crime took place.

3 branches of government

A part of bill that includes a subject other than what the bill is mostly about

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Government Exam

79 questions

Oligarchy

What is the tenth Amendment?

How do you override a veto?

Why do so few bills become laws?

What is a pocket veto?

What are the main influences on Congress?

What is a rider?

What is a joint resolution?

What is a concurrent resolution?

What are some limits the president has?

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