How are presidential primaries different from the caucus-convention process?

What are Congress's nonlegislative powers?

What is your opinion on this question: "Should the national government distribute money to states with "no strings attached," or should the grant have stipulations?" Why?

How do the American beliefs and principles reflected in the Constitution contribute to both a national identity and a federal identity, and how are they embodied in the United States today?

Congress has what legislative powers?

What is said about the vice presidency in the Constitution? How has the stature of the office been effected by recent vice presidents?

Congress is prevented from voiding actions of an executive agency by what principle of U.S. government?

What is the meaning of "preemption", and what causes its unpopularity among advocates of states' rights?

A) What is the process for choosing presidential electors? B) By what process are electoral votes tallied?

Give an explanation of the Framers' plan about selecting the nation's President.

Explain divided government and how it could cause partisan gridlock.

Conflicts between Congress and the president are caused by what factors?

In the event of a presidential disability, how is a smooth transition of power ensured by the Constitution?

Explain the confirmation power. Which house uses it?