Deals with laws, rules, and decisions that affect issues within a country, like healthcare and education.

The government enforces federal laws and sends convicted criminals to jail.

The government cleans up land and water areas that are severely polluted.

The government makes an agreement with specific countries that none of them will attack each other.

The government decides how much money Americans must pay in federal taxes.

The United States is attacked, and the President calls on the U.S. military to defend the U.S. by attacking the other country.

The countries of the world meet to decide how to handle climate change, and the United States plays a role in the talks.

The United States provides help to other countries when natural disasters, like earthquakes, occur.

The government operates national parks in different parts of the country.

The government wants to make sure students are learning what they should be, so it requires standardized testing in certain grades.

The United States is allied with countries around the world, which means they are partners and look out for each other’s interests.

Who was the President of the United States when the country faced the financial crisis known as the Great Recession?

Which President help start the vaccine program during COVID pandemic?

Which President held a peace summit with leaders of Egypt and Israel during their term?

Who was the President when the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, was passed?

Who signed NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)?

This was designed to promote trade between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

Under which President did the United States send troops to Iraq to fight in Operation Desert Storm?

Which President visited the Berlin Wall and encouraged them to tear it down.

Who was the President during the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001?