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How long is a U.S. Senator's term? |
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How many branches are in the national government and what are their names? |
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In order to win the Presidency, the candidate must receive the most individual votes. |
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How many Justices are on the Supreme Court? |
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Which of the following is NOT a requirement to be elected President? |
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What position does the Vice President hold in the Legislative branch? |
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Which of the following is a power NOT given to Congress by the Constitution? |
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Who is the only President to have never been elected as Vice President or President? |
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What word is used for a long speech by a Senator that halts the passage of a bill? |
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What is the Bill of Rights? |
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The Constitution was the first governing framework in the United States. |
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Checks & Balances is the term that refers to the relationship between the 3 branches and how each one has powers to make sure the other 2 don't abuse their powers. What is the ultimate check on the Presidency? |
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Who is the only President to serve 2 nonconsecutive terms? |
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When two or more candidates are running from the same political party, what must a candidate win in order to be the sole candidate for their political party? |
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Which of the following does NOT refer to something that might be used by the President or the Executive Branch? |
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