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  • Which principle is impeachment part of?
    Checks and Balances
    Republicanism
    Federalism
    Individual Rights
  • To request a reversal of a court ruling
    appeal
  • The general name of the two houess of Congress. This name could apply to either house.
    Chamber
  • Impeachment removes someone from office
    False
    True
  • This meets every 4 years to appoint the President and Vice President
    Electoral College
  • Number of Electoral College Votes Possible
    538
  • They are delegates selected to be part of the Electoral College
    Elector
  • What is it called when a President (or executive leader) refuses to sign a bill into a law?
    veto
  • Lowest level of courts
    Supreme Court
    Court of Appeals
    District Courts
  • Highest level of courts
    District Courts
    Supreme Court
    Court of Appeals
  • How many votes are needed to pass a bill out of a chamber?
    1/2
    3/4
    1/3
    2/3
  • A law needs to include every single detail of how it should be carried out
    False
    True
  • Which branch brings Impeachment Charges to the President?
    Legislative Branch
    Executive Branch
    Judicial Branch
  • The power of the Supreme Court to look over the Constitutionality of a ruling or law
    Judicial Review
  • Number of Electoral Votes Needed to Win the Presidency
    270
  • Middle level of courts
    District Courts
    Supreme Court
    Court of Appeals
  • How many votes are needed in a chamber to overturn a veto?
    2/3
    1/2
    1/3
    3/4
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