REVIEW Unit 3: U.S. Government

What is the main job of the Executive branch?

• to enforce laws or make sure laws are carried out
• to check laws to make sure they are fair and match the Constitution
• to create laws or make sure America has all the laws it needs

The Executive Branch is made up of the...

• House of Representatives, Vice President, the Senate
• President, the cabinet, Vice President
• Supreme Court Justices, Police Officers, The Senate
• President, House of Representatives, Vice President

The Cabinet's job is to...

• Advise the President and head other Departments
• Control all military operations
• Make laws according to the Constitution
• Cater to every need of the President

Which of the following is a duty and is a "balancing" power of the Executive Branch?

• Amend Laws
• Sugest Laws
• Veto Laws

What are the names of the two houses or groups within the Legislative Branch?

• House of the Senate and the Chamber of Representatives
• The House of Representatives and the Senate
• The Senate and the House of Chambers
• The Senate Chamber and the House of Congress

Which of the following is the main duty of the Legislative Branch?

• to check laws to make sure they are fair and match the Constitution
• create laws that will benefit the citizens of America
• enforce laws or make sure laws are carried out across the nation

The main duty of the Judicial Branch is to...

• to check laws to make sure they are fair and match the Constitution
• create laws that will benefit the citizens of America
• enforce laws or make sure laws are carried out across the nation

What is term for a person who is an official or legal member of a government or nation?

What is the term forthe study of how people are involved in government and decisions?

What is ther term for something in the government that has been approved or officially accepted?