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What is the Electoral College?

• A group of representatives who elect the president and vice president based on the popular vote in each state

• A group of judges who decide the outcome of presidential elections

• A committee that drafts new laws for the government

• A council that advises the president on foreign policy

What is an inaugural ceremony?

• A series of official events in which a newly elected candidate is installed in, or takes, office

• A celebration held at the end of a president's term

• A meeting where new laws are introduced

• A gathering of political leaders to discuss policies

What is an oath of office?

• A promise made by a government official to obey the law and fulfill the responsibilities of their job

• A pledge to donate money to the government

• A vow to support a particular political party

• A commitment to attend all government meetings

What is a precedent?

• An example for future actions or decisions

• A law that must be followed

• A punishment for breaking the law

• A type of government document

What is debt?

• Money owed after borrowing it

• Money saved for future use

• Money earned from investments

• Money given as a gift

What is a frontier?

• Where newly settled areas meet unsettled but not necessarily uninhabited areas

• A boundary between two countries

• A line dividing two states

• A border between two cities

Who was the first and only president elected unanimously by the Electoral College?

• George Washington

• Thomas Jefferson

• Abraham Lincoln

• John Adams

What did Congress implement to address the nation's debt?

• Taxes on goods

• New currency

• Loans from other countries

• Reduction in government spending

What did Congress create to ensure people in every part of the country had access to the court system?

• A judicial circuit

• A new constitution

• A federal police force

• A national guard

Any issues that happens inside the United states is called?

• Domestic

• Foreign

• middle earth

• on the ground