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New Government Quiz

New Government Quiz. Chapter 7. 1. Members of the House of Representatives can be re-elected every ______ years. A .4 B. 6 C. 2. 2. A Senator must be at least _____ years old to hold this office. a. 20 B . 35 C. 30.

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The Constitution

The Constitution. Compliments of the James Madison Center, JMU. The basis for representation in the House. population. Type of laws that must start in the House. Revenue (taxes and spending). How old a member of the House must be. 25. The kind of trial carried on in the Senate.

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Videos

December 7, 1941, a day which will live in infamy. Dirty Politics? Obama caught Osama. First Fireside Chat FDR inaugural address 2:12 Tear Down This Wall. Videos. 3 Qualifications: Native-born U.S. Citizen 35 years old Resident of the U.S. for at least 14 years

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Chapter 3 and 4 Test review

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The Executive Branch

The Executive Branch. National, State and Local. US Executive Branch. Led by the President of the United States. All presidents have been white males, except for Obama. All but one has been Protestant. Cabinet: Group of advisors to the president. Qualifications.

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Chapter 16 The Bureaucracy

Chapter 16 The Bureaucracy. Instructor: Kevin Sexton Course: U.S. Political Systems Southeast Missouri State University. What is a Bureaucracy and where do we find them?. Bureaucracy: A hierarchical organization designed to perform a particular set of tasks.

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Introduction to the Federal Bureaucracy

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Supreme Court

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Chapter 11 (The President)

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Chapter 11 (The President) I. Presidential Power

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Chapter 11 (The President) I. Presidential Power

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Supreme Court

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The Federal Court System

The Federal Court System. District Courts. The federal courts where trials are held and lawsuits are begun. Original Jurisdiction: hear cases for the first time Responsibilities: Determining the facts of the case Hold trials for civil and criminal federal cases Decide guilt or innocence

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The President's role in India

A look at the President's role in India in photos

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Russia Public Project

Russia Public Project. By: Jack, Grey, Nick, Paxton, and Davis. Influences on Public Policymaking and Implementation(Domestic ). The Executive : The Executive in the Russian Federation is extremely strong.

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Bylaws Committee

Roy Lave, Chair Seth Manning John McDonnell John Moss Tracie Murray Sam Pesner Al Traficanti. Mona Armistead John Cardoza Val Carpenter Coeta Chambers Karen Fox Randy Gard Steve Gruber Mary Marley Mary Prochnow. Bylaws Committee. Proposed Bylaws Changes. Duties of Directors

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Checks and balances

Checks and balances. Patrick Concannon. What can the Legislative branch do if the president vetoes a bill?. They can override the veto by a 2/3 vote in each houses. Who has the power to review all laws and treaties of the U.S.A.?. The Supreme Court.

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Article II

Article II. The Executive Branch of Government Constitution. Enforce or Carry out Laws Term : 4 years-2 terms Age : 35 and over Citizenship : Native Born-US Residence : last 14 years in US Represents: US Citizens/people. 3. Fill in the blank (1-6) electors electors

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