WorksheetsGovernment Unit 2. Chapter 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The principle of the U.S. Constitution that protects all three branches is
Judicial Branch
interprets laws.
evaluates laws.
decides the meaning of laws
enforces laws.
Executive Branch
makes the law
enforces the law.
creates the law.
teaches the law
Legislative Branch
makes the law
carries out the law
checks and balances
enforces the law
1st step of How a bill becomes a law?
A Legislator in the senate proposes a bill
A committee discusses & passes the bill
Legislators vote on the bill in the senate
Legislators vote on the bill in the house of representatives
The relationship between state governments and the federal government under the U.S. Constitution follow laws passed by the
U.S congress
What was President Reagan’s speech about voting?
President Reagan's speech focused on the importance of a long American tradition
President Reagan's speech addressed the role of teachnology.
President Reagan's speech was on military strength and defense.
President Reagan's speech emphasized the need for economic reform
Good Citizenship is
following all laws without question.
only voting in elections.
serving on a jury
ignoring community issues.
How can Congress overturn a president’s veto?
Which document sets the form of government for the United States?
Which statement best describes the purpose of voting in elections?
to represent citizens in governement
Amend means
Constituent is
a person who lives and votes in an area.
A person who makes a type of legal agreement.
Beacon means
guides or provides a source of hope
Citizen means
Naturalization means
Allegiance means
Which branch of government is responsible for signing a bill into law?
Judicial branch
Executive branch
Federal Reserve
Legislative branch
What happens if the President vetoes a bill?
The bill is discarded permanently
The bill automatically becomes law
The bill is sent back to Congress for reconsideration
The bill is sent to the Supreme Court
Which of the following is the final step for a bill to become a law?
Signature by the President
Debate in the Senate
Passage in the House of Representatives
Approval by a committee
