Unit 3 National Government Notes Questions Flashcards

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1
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what outlines the structure of the national government?

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The U.S constitution

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2
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What is fedrealism

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The national and state governments both have power

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3
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Which level in our fedreal system of government is supreme

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National government

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What are the primary responsibilities of the national government

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Conduct foreign policy regulate commerce provide for the common defense

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what is foreign policy

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It is our governments relationship with other countries

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what is commerce

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Trade(national governments regulates trade between states and with other countires

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What are the primary responsibilty of the national government

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Comduct policy regulate commerce provide for common defense

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8
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Which amendment created reserve powers

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0th amendment

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9
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what is a federal mandate

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when the national government requiers action by the state government

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10
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what are examples of reserved powers?

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Licensing education promoting public health safety and welfare

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11
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what are 3 branches of government

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Legislative executive judicial

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What does separations of power mean

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each branch of governments is given district and separate powers

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What are checks and balances

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The power that each branches has to limit the powers of the others branches

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14
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what is congress

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legislavtive branch

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15
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what does bicmeral mean

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Two chambers

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what is a legislature

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a lawmaking body

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what are the two chambers of congress

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Snate znd house of representiviship

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18
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what are the chambers of congress

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House of representative

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19
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What is the census

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A court of citizens in every state conducted every ten years of the purpose

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The house was meant to represent who

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The senate was meant to represent

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what is the total number of both the house and senate

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how many members

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How long is a senate term

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how many senators are from each state
2
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how many senators are in the house
435
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how long is a house term
2 years
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what are expressed powers
The powers of congress that are specifacally listed(written in the constitution)
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what are examples powers
making laws for the nation approving the annual budget raising revernue(money) through taxes fees and fines confirming presidential appointments regulating interstate and foreign trade declaring war
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what are implied powers
These are powers that are not stated in the constistution but are used to carry out expressed powers
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what is the main function of congress
making laws
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what are laws created
In order to fix issues or problems
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What are the basic steps for how a bill becomes a law
1.Introduces the bill in either the house or senate assign bill to a commitee 2.Debated on the floor of the house or senate( which one it was inrouduced in sent to the other chamber of congress where steps 2-3 are repeated If the bill passes both chambers of congress it goes to the president who can either sign or veto
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What is lobbying
Is how individuals or intrest groups try to influnce legislator to introduce or vote for or aganist a particular bill
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what is a bill
a draft of a law
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How can individuals shape legislation policy making
voting campaiging or holding public office join and intrest group
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what is a interest groupo do
Identify issues of importance make political contributions(give money) to political campaigns lobby
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What does the cabinet do
Advises the president and helps run the various departments of the federal government
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What is the main job of the executive branch
Enforce the laws carry out the law execute
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What is the main job of the executive
Enforce the law, carry out the laws, execute the laws
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What is the president's role as chief of state
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what is the president role as chief executive
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what is the president role as chief legislator
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what is the president role as chief Diplomat
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what is the presidents role as a commander in chief
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What is the president role as chief of the party
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What is the presidents role as chief president