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Grab Bag Judiciary Presidency Congress Vocabulary and Terms

Vocabulary and Terms 10 What is split-ticket voting?

Vocabulary and Terms 20 Define popular sovereignty and give an example from American government.

Vocabulary and Terms 30 What is the difference between delegated powers, reserved powers, and concurrent powers? Give an example of each.

Vocabulary and Terms 40 Define federalism and give TWO examples from the Constitution.

Vocabulary and Terms 50 What does the Full Faith and Credit Clause state?

Congress 10 How is each state’s number of Electoral votes determined?

Congress 20 How can the Senate end a filibuster?

Congress 30 List THREE qualifications for House members listed in the Constitution.

Congress 40 Which house of Congress is affected by gerrymandering?

Congress 50 Give ONE example of a non- legislative power exercised solely by the Senate.

Presidency 10 What is a pocket veto?

Presidency 20 What is a formal duty assigned to the Vice President in the Constitution?

Presidency 30 The President of the United States must fulfill several roles (or wears several hats), both formal and informal. What are THREE of those roles?

Presidency 40 What is the difference between a treaty and an executive agreement?

Presidency 50 How are Cabinet members selected? BONUS 10 POINTS: List THREE current Cabinet members.

Judiciary 10 What power of the judiciary did Marbury v. Madison confirm?

Judiciary 20 What is the difference between original jurisdiction and appellate jurisdiction?

Judiciary 30 What is the length of term for a federal judge?

Judiciary 40 What kind of federal court has original jurisdiction over most federal cases?

Judiciary 50 Give ONE example of a civil court case and ONE example of a criminal court case.

Grab Bag 10 Name one check that EACH branch of government has to balance the others.

Grab Bag 20 Write or draw the steps of how a bill becomes a law.

Grab Bag 30 List one FORMAL method of amending the Constitution and one INFORMAL method of amending the Constitution, and give an example of each.

Grab Bag 40 Citizens who commit a crime in one State and then flee to another State are to be returned to the original State under…

Grab Bag 50 How many members are in the House of Representatives?

FINAL JEOPARDY All teams: WAGER. What is political efficacy?