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2. -Congress is described in this part of the Constitution?
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3. -Article One
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4. -These are the powers that are written in the Constitution for Congress?
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5. -enumerated, delegated, expressed, or exclusive
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6. -These are the powers not specifically written in the Constitution that Congress uses?
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7. -implied powers
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8. -Which part of Congress chooses a President if no one wins the Electoral College?
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9. -House of Representatives
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10. -Which part of Congress must approve all treaties?
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11. -Senate
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12. -Which part of Congress votes for impeachment of an official?
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13. -House of Representatives
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14. -Which part if Congress acts as the jury in an impeachment trial?
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15. -Senate
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16. -Which part of Congress gets to approve or reject Presidential appointments?
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17. -Senate
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18. -This is a power of the House of Representatives whereby all revenue producing bills must be introduced in the House of Representatives?
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19. -Power of the purse
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20. -Where do the implied powers get their authority from in the Constitution?
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21. -Necessary and Proper clause
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22. -Name the agreement which created our two house Congress?
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23. -Great Compromise
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24. -This term refers to the odd shaped districts in some states that seem to favor one party over another?
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25. -gerrymandering
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26. -Each member in the lower house represents what part of their state?
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27. -a district
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28. -This is the right of Congressmen to send mail without paying postage?
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29. -franking privilege
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30. -This term means that Congress has formally voted to discipline a member for misconduct?
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31. -censure
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32. -This term is often used to describe the broad concept we have of freedom of speech?
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33. -freedom of expression
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34. -This is the statement in the 1st Amendment that forbids the government from proclaiming an official religion within the United States?
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35. -establishment clause
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36. -This is the concept that the government must have some reason to believe a citizen has done something wrong in order to obtain permission to search their person or belongings?
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37. -probable cause
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38. -This is a famous phrase not from the Constitution but from a letter by Thomas Jefferson that discusses his belief in the role between the government and religion?
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39. -separation of church and state
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40. -This is the controversial law passed after the terrorist attacks which some people believe violate the 4th Amendment?
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41. -Patriot Act
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42. -What term describes the system of having multiple governments on the national, state, and local levels?
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43. -federalism
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44. -This term means that people have the right to rule themselves through the democratic process of voting?
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45. -popular sovereignty
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46. -Name the process of sending fugitives from one state to another for trial?
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47. -extradition
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48. -Name the statement of Article VI that states the national government is the highest form of government in the nation and that the Constitution is above all forms of government.
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49. -supremacy clause
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50. -Name the political group who supported the passage of the new Constitution and its stronger government
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51. -Federalist
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