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Row 1, Col 1 What is the President? The head of this branch of government.

1,2 The two main bodies of the legislative branch. What is the Senate and the House of Representatives?

1,3 The judicial body that heads this branch of government. What is The Supreme Court?

1,4 The main function of the legislative branch. What is make laws?

2,1 The people who make up The executive branch. Who is the President, Vice President, and Cabinet?

2,2 What is the people? Elect the members of Congress

2,3 The number of Supreme Court justices. What is nine?

2,4 A system that allows each branch of government to limit the powers of the other branches in order to prevent abuse of power. What is “Checks and Balances”?

3,1 a “check” that the President has over the judicial branch. What is appoints the Supreme Court justices?

3,2 The number of members in the Senate. What is 100?

3,3 A “check” that the judicial branch has on the executive and legislative branches. What is can declare laws unconstitutional?

3,4 The branch responsible for executing and enforcing laws. What is the executive branch?

4,1 Necessary qualifications to run for president. What is at least 35 years old, native born citizen, and lived in the US for at least 14 years?

4,2 A “check” that Congress has on the President What is can override a veto?

4,3 Length of Supreme Court Justice term. What is life?

4,4 Name the current President and Vice President. Who are Barack Obama and Joseph Biden?

5,1 The name of the current Secretary of State. Who is John Kerry?

5,2 This person is elected by his peers to lead the House of Representatives. What is the Speaker of the House?

5,3 Votes necessary to win a Supreme Court argument. What is a majority?

5,4 Steps for a bill becoming law What is introduced in The House, voted on in the House, introduced in the Senate, voted on in Senate, and President signing?