1. 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 House or Senate Legislative Executive, or Judicial Grab Bag Amendments Cabinet

2. Vice-president is President of

3. Senate

4. Have the power to try impeachment (they act as the court)

5. Senate

6. All money or revenue bills must start here

7. House

8. They approve treaties and appointments made by the President

9. Senate

10. Must be a U.S. citizen for 7 years before an election

11. House

12. Can declare war

13. Legislative (Congress)

14. Prepares the budget for the country

15. Executive

16. Commander and Chief of the armed forces

17. Executive

18. Starts their session on January 3rd

19. Legislative (Congress)

20. Members of this branch are appointed by the President

21. Judicial

22. The Census is taken every how many years?

23. 10

24. The Session of Congress usually starts on what date? Daily Double

25. January 3rd; The President’s terms starts January 20th

26. What is the Franklin Privilege?

27. Free postage to members of Congress for official business

28. List two things a President can do when a bill comes on his desk

29. 1. He can sign it 2. He can veto it. 3. He can not sign it and it becomes a law in 10 days 4 He can not sign it and if Congress adjourns in 10 days it is vetoed

30. Who has the power to set the rate and collect taxes, coin money, and grant copyrights and patents

31. Congress

32. Five freedoms; speech, religion, press, assembly, petition

33. 1st

34. Don’t have to house troops in peacetime

35. 3rd

36. The way President and Vice- President are elected

37. 12th

38. Someone’s race cannot be a reason why they can’t vote

39. 15th

40. Abolition of Poll Taxes

41. 24th

42. Secretary of Department of Health and Human Services

43. Tommy Thompson

44. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

45. Mel Martinez

46. Secretary of Department of Energy Daily Double

47. Samuel Bodman

48. Secretary of Department of Education

49. Rod Paige

50. Secretary of Department of Veterans Affairs

51. Anthony Principi