Combo with Article IV Flashcards and 4 others

5 Written Questions

1. to decide if cases heard by a lower court were tried fairly/appropriately
2. Shared Power
3. It stated the (national) goverment would not overpower the states.
4. In the White House.
5. A population count conducted every 10 years.

5 Matching Questions

1. What is the electoral college?
2. What are delegated powers?
3. How long is the term of a U.S. Senator?
4. What are the qualifications of a House of Representatives? (CAR)
5. Power to maintain armed forces

1. a National Government
2. b Citizen- 7 years, 25 years old, resident of state elected.
3. c A group of people selected from each state who cast votes in the presidential election.
4. d Powers assigned to the national government.
5. e 6 years*,
   *unlimited # of terms.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Powers shared by the national government and state government.
   1. What are shared powers?
   2. What are delegated powers?
   3. What is a pardon?
   4. What are reserved powers?
2. Chief Justice
   1. What is the responsibility of the Judicial Branch?
   2. What group heads the Judicial Branch?
   3. What title is given to the justice in charge?
   4. What is an Executive Order?
3. With a 2/3 majority vote over the Presiden't veto.
   1. How can the Congress reverse a Presiden't decision?
   2. What branch has the power to investigate Presidential actions?
   3. How many electors does each state get?
   4. Who has the power to grant a pardon?
4. The President can veto the law.
   1. What is the responsibility of the Legislative Branch?
   2. How can the Judicial Branch check the Legislative Branch?
   3. How can the Executive Branch override a new law created by the Legeslative Branch?
   4. What is the responsibility of the Executive Branch?
5. life appointment
   1. What is the job of the Court of Appeals?
   2. What is the term of a federal or Supreme Court judge?
   3. Who is the head of the Executive Branch?
   4. How long is the term of a House of Rep.?

5 True/False Questions

1. What was our country's 1st Constitution? → The Articles of Confederation

   True        False

2. Who has the power to bring impeachment charges against the President? → The President.

   True        False

3. How many houses are in Congress?
   Name them- → 2

   True        False

4. What two types of cases does the
   Supreme Court review? → cases of public interest and Constitutional issues

   True        False

5. Does the Constituion mention or establish political parties? → No.

   True        False