US elections

There are two main political parties and they are called

• Democrats and Conservatives

• Democrats and Republicans

• Liberals and Republicans

The people who work in the US Congress to make new laws are called

• Ministers and Senators

• Representatives and Secretaries

• Senators and Representatives

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The US Constitution is

• the supreme law of the country

• the highest court of the country

• what politicians say they are going to do if they win the elections

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Presidential candidates run for office every

    

• three years

• four years

• five years

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When a new president is inaugurated and takes office, they have to

• move into the White House

• throw a party for international leaders

• promise to support the Constitution

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A president is allowed to hold office for a total of

• two terms

• three terms

• there is no limit

The building in which the US president lives is called

• the State House

• the Presidential Palace

• the White House

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The people who are elected to the us government and the place where they work are both called

• Congress

• the Pentagon

• Washington DC

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