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Who becomes president if the sitting president and vice-president are unable to continue their jobs?

Speaker of the House

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A governor of missouri can use a line-item veto but the President of the United States cannot, T/F?

True

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What is a line-item veto?

Rejecting only part of the bill

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How long do Missouri supreme court justices serve?

12 years

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Powers that are shared by both the Federal and State governments (such as taxing) are called what powers?

Concurrent powers

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What is the purpose of the Bill of Rights?

Ensure the rights of the individuals and limit government intervention on them

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The US President appoints Supreme Court Justices, who confirms the appointments?

Senate

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What is meant by the term "implied power" when talking about the constitution? what is an example?

creating a national bank

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What is federalism?

division of power between the state and federal governments

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What does article 5 the US constitution discuss which led to the making of the bill of rights?

amendment process

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What is the topic of article 4?

statehood, and relations among states

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What article discusses the supremacy clause?

six

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What is a term of the Supreme Court justice?

life

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What fraction of congress must vote to propose an amendment?

2/3

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What fraction of state legislature must vote to ratify a proposed amendment?

3/4

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Who is the leader of the Senate when the vice president isn't present?

president pro tempore

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What is the title of the leader of House of Representatives?

speaker of the house

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Which amendment gave woman the right to vote?

19th

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Which amendment gave us the right to keep and bear arms?

2nd

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Which amendment prohibits, unreasonable, search and seizure?

fourth

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Which amendment provide provides the right to speedy trial by jury?

6th

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Which amendment protects citizens are having to testify against themselves?

fifth

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Which amendment establishes freedom of speech press religion and assembly?

1st

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What is the highest score in the land?

supreme Court

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Which amendment establishes “equal protection” under the law for all US citizens?

14th

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What is the name given to the president's group of advisors?

cabinet

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Which amendment protects us from excessive bail and cruel or unusual punishment?

eighth

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What fraction of the Senate is elected every two years?

1/3

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How many US senators are chosen from each state?

2

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What does popular sovereignty mean?

the government comes from the consent of the people themselves

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What is republicanism/a republic?

citizens, elect representatives

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What is the main job of the executive branch?

enforce the law

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Which office holds the title of commander in chief?

president

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The US Supreme Court has how many members?

nine

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Who alone has the power to declare war?

Congress

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What does the preamble (article one through seven) to the constitution do?

explains the foundations of US government and branches

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What is the main job of the Supreme Court?

to interpret the law

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Congress is bicameral what are the two parts called?

senate and House of Representatives

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Who has the authority to coin money?

Congress

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What does a necessary, proper or elastic clause in the constitution do?

allows Congress to pass needed laws not mentioned in constitution (implied)

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What is the main job of Congress?

to write or create laws

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Why is Congress bicameral?

the great compromise between large and small states (Connecticut compromise)

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What is impeachment?

holding an official accountable for actions accused of misconduct

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How many total voting members of Congress are there?

535

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Representation of the house of representatives is based on what, totaling 435 members?

state population

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Why was the Bill of Rights added to the constitution?

to protect individual rights of the people

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Missouri State Senators are elected from districts based on population, T/F?

True