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Legislative

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Legislative

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  1. Legislative

  2. Executive

  3. Judicial

  4. How a bill becomes a law

  5. Mixed bag

  6. Legislative Executive Judicial How a bill becomes a law Mixed bag Type Subject #6 Here $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

  7. Organizational view

  8. What is the view describing Congressmen's behavior ]as responding to cues provided by their colleagues?

  9. Majority leader

  10. Who has the real leadership in the Senate?

  11. Caucus

  12. What is an association of Congress members created to advance a political ideology or a regional, ethnic, or economic interest?

  13. Congressional Research Service (CRS), General Accounting Office (GAO), and Congressional Budget Office (CBO)

  14. Type Subject 1 $400 Question Here

  15. Franking privilege

  16. What is the most treasured perk of Congress, especially while campaigning?

  17. 22nd

  18. Name the amendment that limits the amount of terms a president can serve

  19. Commander in chief, take care that laws be faithfully executed, treaties, pardons, etc.

  20. Name a formal power

  21. Electoral College

  22. Who elects the president?

  23. He has to accept all parts of a bill not just parts or president would have too much power

  24. Why is the line-item veto unconstitutional?

  25. Must be a natural born citizen, be citizen for 14 yrs, be 35 yrs old

  26. Name the requirements to be the president

  27. President is the commander holds the "sword of the community" congress appropriates money "commands the purse"

  28. Why did Alexander Hamilton describe the judiciary branch as the "least dangerous”?

  29. Party backgrounds, senatorial courtesy, litmus test

  30. How are Federal judges selected?

  31. Poor because of In forma pauperis and rich. Middle class because they are not rich enough to pay through and not poor enough to get benefits.

  32. Who has an easier time getting to court? Harder time?

  33. 12 court of appeals 94 district courts

  34. How many court of appeals are there? District courts?

  35. Two or more federal court of appeals have decided the same issue in different way. Highest court in a state has held a federal or state law to be in violation of the constitution or has upheld one

  36. When will the Supreme Court grant certiorari?

  37. Public Bill deals with matters of general concern. Private deals only with specific, private, personal or local matters.

  38. What is the difference between a public bill and a private bill?

  39. Simple resolution, Concurrent resolution, Joint resolution

  40. Name 3 resolutions.

  41. The process that normally works by  subcommittees and staff amending the bill

  42. What is a "Mark Up"?

  43. 2/3

  44. How many votes must congress get  to override the president's veto?

  45. Sign the bill into law Takes no action for 10 days and congress is still in session becomes a law Takes no action for 10 days and congress is Not in session is a” pocket-veto" Can veto

  46. Name 4 actions a president can make with a bill.

  47. A vote in which a majority of Democratic legislators oppose a majority of Republican legislators.

  48. What is party polarization?

  49. A case brought by someone to help him/her and all others who are similarly situated. Brown v. Board of Education.

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