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- Q1For what period of time is a president's term of office?6 years4 years2 years8 years30s
- Q2Which two groups make up the Congress of the United States?Supreme Court and presidentSenate and Supreme CourtHouse and Senateall of these30s
- Q3Which branch of the government has the power to pass laws?legislative branchexecutive branchall of thesejudicial branch30s
- Q4Which of the following actions is required of the president to stop a new bill?judicial reviewimpeachmentvetomilitary action30s
- Q5What is the name given to the first ten amendments to the Constitution, which guarantee certain individual rights?checks and balancesBill of Rightsseparation of powerslimited government30s
- Q6Who has the power to declare war?all of theseSupreme CourtCongresspresident30s
- Q7Which of the following terms describes the division of government into three branches?separation of powersfederalismchecks and balanceslimited government30s
- Q8How are members of the Supreme Court chosen?appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senateelected by the people and confirmed by the Senatetwo-thirds vote of the House and three-fourths vote of the Senatechosen by the Senate and confirmed by the House30s
- Q9A state's representation in the House of Representatives is based onthe number of that state's electors for president.an appointment of the president.a ruling by the state's supreme court.the size of that state's population.30s
- Q10Citizens vote for their political representatives in governments shaped by the political principle ofmonarchy.individual rights.republicanism.federalism.30s
- Q11Which state has the most electoral votes?TexasMontanaFloridaCalifornia30s
- Q12Which of the following states has 11 electors?OregonMontanaNevadaWashington30s
- Q13Which of the following Midwestern states would a candidate most want to win?IowaIllinoisWisconsinIndiana30s
- Q14What is the total number of senators and representatives for the state of Maine?twice as much as the number of its electorsfour less than the number of its electorsequal to the number of its electorsfour more than the number of its electors30s
- Q15Which of the following statements is true about California, Texas, and Florida?each has more than 20 electoral votes availableall of these are trueeach has more electors than any neighboring stateeach is considered advantageous (good) states to win30s