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WorksheetsOP 3 Review
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 28mins
What branch has the power to VETO a bill
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
What branch can review the actions of the other two branches and declare them unconsitutional
Legisltaive
Executive
Judicial
What branch can coin money
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
What branch can pardon crimes
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
What branch ratifies treaties
Legislative
Senate
House of Rep.
Executive
Define Ratify
To vote no
To approve
To deny
TRUE or FALSE :
Anti-Federalist wanted a bill of rights
TRUE
FALSE
Why did Federalist want a strong National government
To avoid the weakness of the AOC
To give states power back
So we could have a king agian
What branch makes the laws
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
What branch enforces the laws
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
What branch interprets the law
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
The ability for the Supreme court to declare actions or laws unconsitutional
Veto
Judicial Review
Pardon
What branch declares war
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
_____appoints the supreme cour justice _____approves/ratifies this choice
Senate, Executive
Executive, House of Rep.
Executive, Senate
House of Rep. , Executive
Who must approve treaties
House of Rep.
Legislative
Senate
Who is the commander-in-chief
President
Vice president
Congress is another name for
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
What is the Preamble
intro to the bill of rights
intro to the US Consitution
into to the Articles of Condfederation
Why do we have the preamble
outlines the purpose and ideas of the Articles of Confederation
outlines the purpose and ideas of the Bill of Rights
outlines the purpose and ideas of the US Consitution
Madison Vs Marbury is known for the idea of
Veto
Judicial Review
Ratification
Kings having too much power in the legal system lead to this idea to ensure we had the same set of rules/laws for us all to follow
Rule of Law
Law of Rule
Veto
Ratification
Preamble [read this sentence from the preamble select the correct meaning]
Establish Justice
Fair judicial system for all
Strong Court system
Preamble [read this sentence from the preamble select the correct meaning]
Ensure domestic tranquility
Peace with others
Peace at home
Preamble [read this sentence from the preamble select the correct meaning]
Provide for the common dedence
Have a military to protect us
Have a government to protect us
Preamble [read this sentence from the preamble select the correct meaning]Blessings of liberty to our selves and our posterity
Make sure our next generations have to pay taxes as well
Make sure our next generations have the same freedoms
What branch has the power to establish a post office
Legislative
Exectutive
Judicial
DEFINE Overrule
to rule against
to rule for
partly or wholly eliminate
DEFINE: Suppress
To rule agianst
partly or wholly eliminate
Completely rebuild
DEFINE: Prevented
To lie
To swear to something
To make happen
Stop From happening
Endorse
To support one one or an idea
To be agianst an idea
To change a law
To end a law
DEFINE: Permitted
To happen offten
To Never happen
To Give Permission
To forbid
DEFINE: Frequently
To give permission
To never happen
To happen often
DEFINE: violated
Estimate that a specified thing will happen in the future
Fail to respect (someone's peace, privacy, or rights)
To respect (someone's peace, privacy, or rights)
DEFINE: Exercised
Try to change
Ignore
Use or apply
DEFINE: predict
Estimate that a specified thing will happen in the future
Estimate that a specified thing happend in the pat
Not have a clue what is going on currently
DEFINE: Debated
Required to be done,
Forcibly put an end to.
Agree about a subject, especially in a formal manner.
Argue about a subject, especially in a formal manner.
DEFINE: Necessary
select all that apply
required to be done, needed
achieved, or present; essential
Not needed, do not do
not achieved not present; unessential
DEFINE: Opposed
To be for and encouraging
To be agianst or prevent
a late-18th century movement that opposed the creation of a stronger U.S. federal government and which later opposed the ratification of the 1787 Constitution. The previous constitution, called the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union, gave state governments more authority
Federalist
Anti-Federalist
The process by which a legislative body or other legally constituted tribunal initiates charges against a public official for misconduct.(improper behavior)
Checks and balance
Seperations of powers
Impeachment
The first political party in the United States. Under Alexander Hamilton, they wanted a STRONG national government
Federalist
Anti-Federalist
The introductory and expressionary statement in a document that explains the document's purpose and underlying philosophy
Preamble
US Constitution
Common Sense
An act of vesting the legislative, executive, and judicial powers of government in 3 bodies of power.(Montesquieu)
Seperation of power
Federalisim
Checks and balances
Various procedures set in place to reduce mistakes, prevent improper behavior, or decrease the risk of centralization of power. Usually ensure that no one person or department has absolute control over decisions, clearly define the assigned duties, and force cooperation in completing tasks.
Seperation of Powers
Checks and balance
Federalism
This senerio is known as what? Kim Kardashian is accused and convicted of running a red light. She goes before a judge knownfor enforcing fines no matter who it is. And although the judge is a fan of the celebrity, he forces her to pay the full fine
Seperation of Powers
Checks and balances
Rule of law
Makes the laws, bicameral, aka Congress
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Enforces Laws, two term limit, Commander-in-Chief
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Inturperts laws,serve for life, constiutional law
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
25 years old, 2 year terms, starts the impeachment process
House of Represenatives
Senate
30 years old, 6 year terms, Court room of the impeachment
House of Representaives
Senate
Bicameral
Two Chambers of legislative
One branch of executive
Two Chambers of Judicial
Government gets its power from the consent of the people. [ Through elections and voice]
limited government
popular sovereignty
checks and balance
