Making of Laws Quiz #1
Quiz by Johnathan N Sharkey
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- Q1Which of the following are the three branches of government?Elusive, Legit-ism, JusticeExecutive, Legislative, JudicialExclusive, Legal, Judgment30sEditDelete
- Q2How is an idea for a law written?Through a BillThrough a letterThrough a Verbal Announcement30sEditDelete
- Q3How can the President formally reject a Bill into Law?Throwing it out of the White Housesigning itVeto120sEditDelete
- Q4Before a bill can be presented to the President where must it pass?House of RepresentativesSenate and House of BluesSenateHouse of Representatives and Senate120sEditDelete
- Q5Our Sources of Laws are found in what types of jurisdictions?Code of HammurabiMagna CartaFederal, State, and Localthe Bible120sEditDelete
- Q6What is the first written record of laws?Code of HammurabiMagna CartaThe Bill of RightsTen Commandments120sEditDelete
- Q7Laws that the Presidents sign without congressional approval are called what?Elusive OrdersExclusive OrdersPizza OrdersExecutive Orders120sEditDelete
- Q8Judicial Decisions are also called what?Case TheoryCase LawRespectfully LawThe word of God120sEditDelete
- Q9Laws are written for what purposes?Designed to regulate and ensure public safety and orderto regulate the worldto be harassedfor people to get along120sEditDelete