National Government (6a-c)
Quiz by Meredith Howard
Civics and Economics
History and Social Science
Virginia Standards of Learning
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Measures 3 skills fromCivics and EconomicsHistory and Social ScienceVirginia Standards of Learning
Measures 3 skills from
Civics and Economics
History and Social Science
Virginia Standards of Learning
CE.6.c
CE.6.a
CE.6.b
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- Q11. to reject a lawChecks and balances3 branches of governmentU.S. Supreme CourtBicameralU.S. ConstitutionSeparation of powers2 chambers of CongressVetoPresident30sCE.6.c
- Q22. two chambersBicameral2 chambers of CongressSeparation of powersVetoU.S. Supreme CourtPresidentChecks and balancesU.S. Constitution3 branches of government30sCE.6.a
- Q33. Each branch of government has its own role and powers3 branches of governmentBicameralU.S. ConstitutionSeparation of powersChecks and balancesPresidentVetoU.S. Supreme Court2 chambers of Congress30sCE.6.b
- Q44. Each branch can limit the power of the other two branches2 chambers of CongressChecks and balancesU.S. ConstitutionBicameralPresidentU.S. Supreme Court3 branches of governmentSeparation of powersVeto30sCE.6.b
- Q55. House of Representatives, U.S. SenateSeparation of powersPresidentBicameralVetoU.S. ConstitutionChecks and balances3 branches of government2 chambers of CongressU.S. Supreme Court30sCE.6.a