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| Power to hear cases. What kind of case a court can hear |
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| A law that goes against the Constitution or is illegal |
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| Offering or accepting money in exchange for something |
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| Betraying your country. Helping your country's enemies |
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| To accuse or charge an official with a crime |
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| First court to hear a case |
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| Highest court in the United States |
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| Heard a second time to reverse the original decision |
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| Explain what something means |
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| A court that hears a case for a second time. To hear again. Retrial |
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| To interpret or explain the laws |
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| What is the job of the judicial branch? |
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| Who has the power to declare war? |
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| State and national government |
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| Who has the power to tax? |
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| The power to tax is an example of what kind of power? |
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| Powers shared between the states and the national government |
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| What is a concurrent power? |
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| On Inauguaration Day - January 20th |
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| When does the President take the Oath of Office? |
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| When is Inauguration Day? |
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| During impeachment, who has the trial? |
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| Who has to approve treaties made by the President? |
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| How many Presidents have been removed because of impeachment? |
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| How many Presidents have gone through any of the steps of impeachment? |
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| What step was Bill Clinton in during impeachment? |
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| Richard Nixon was the first president to what? |
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| This is a formal request to the Supreme Court to hear a case |
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| This person has the right to veto laws |
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| Which title of the President allows him to veto laws? |
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| Which title of the President allows him to make treaties? |
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| Which title allows the President to be in charge of the military |
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| Who is Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces? |
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| Who has the power to make rules about naturalization? |
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| The introduction to Constitution |
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| How many articles in the Constitution? |
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| How many justices on the Supreme Court? |
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| Chief Justice of the Supreme Court |
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| This person administers the Oath of Office to the President? |
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| This is the presiding officer of the House of Representatives? |
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| How many representatives total? |
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| How many senators from each state? |
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| This is the presiding officer of the Senate? |
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| Senate chooses a president pro tempore |
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| What happens in the Senate if the Vice-President is absent? |
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| This is the term of a President? |
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| To convict someone of impeachment, what fraction must vote guilty? |
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| How many judges must agree to reach a decision? |
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| The place where the President lives |
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| Group that elects or choooses the President and Vice-President |
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| Powers that are written, but there are not a lot of details given |
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| Place where the Congress meets? |
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| Powers that are not written - Government has them because all government do |
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| Powers given to the national government |
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| Powers left for the states |
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| To make sure his employees are doing their job |
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| What is the President's job as Chief Executive? |
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| How old do you have to be to become President? |
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| Who has to approve treaties? |
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| What is the term of a Supreme Court judge? |
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| What is the job of the legislative branch? |
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| Court that hears a case after the first time. A retrial |
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| What is appeallate jurisdiction? |
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| If the President is on trial for impeachment, who is the judge? |
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| It stretches the power of Congress. Congress can make any law it needs to in order to do their job |
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| What is the Elastic Clause? |
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| What is the Supreme Law of the Land? |
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| To carry out the laws or to enforce the laws |
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| What is the job of the executive branch? |
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Vice-President
Speaker of the House
President pro tempore
Secretary of State |
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| What is the order of succession for President? ( 4 titles) |
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| Born in the USA or a natural born citizen of the US |
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| Where do you have to be born to be President? |
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| Be a resident of the US for at least 14 years |
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| To be President, you have to be 35, born in the USA or what? |
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| States can't coin money or make treaties |
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| What are 2 limits on the states? |
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| To interpret or explain laws |
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| What is the job of the judicial branch? |
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| The Senate with a 2/3 vote |
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