eoc review: civics & economics the federal government

EOC REVIEW: Civics & Economics

The Federal The Federal GovernmentGovernment

How long is a term of office for Senate Senate and House of House of RepresentativesRepresentatives?

House of Representatives is

Senate is

House of Representatives is 2 years

Senate is

House of Representatives is 2 years

Senate is 6 years

What is GerrymanderingGerrymandering?

What isGerrymanderingGerrymandering?

To draw odd shaped To draw odd shaped districts designed to districts designed to change the voting change the voting strength of certain strength of certain votersvoters

What is true about residents of Washington D.C.Washington D.C. and their representation in Congress?

They have no They have no representation in representation in CongressCongress

CongressCongress is not allowed to pass what 3 laws?

Bill of Attainder

Ex Post Facto Law

Bill of Attainder

Ex Post Facto Law

A law that would deny a Writ of Habeas Corpus

What is the Franking Franking PrivilegePrivilege?

What is the FrankingFrankingPrivilegePrivilege?

The right of The right of Congressmen to send Congressmen to send mail for freemail for free

What is a FilibusterFilibuster?

To talk endlessly To talk endlessly to kill a billto kill a bill

What does a Conference Conference CommitteeCommittee do?

What does aConference Conference CommitteeCommittee do?

Resolves Resolves differences in bills differences in bills passed by the passed by the House & the SenateHouse & the Senate

How can Congress override a VetoVeto?

How can Congressoverride a VetoVeto?

By a 2/3rds vote of By a 2/3rds vote of both housesboth houses

What is aPocket VetoPocket Veto?

When the President When the President takes no action on a takes no action on a bill and Congress bill and Congress ends its session.ends its session.

Which house approves Presidential Presidential appointmentsappointments?

Which house approvesPresidential Presidential appointmentsappointments?

SenateSenate

Why do money bills money bills start in the House of Representatives?

Because it is closer to Because it is closer to the peoplethe people

What is theElectoral CollegeElectoral College?

The indirect method The indirect method we use to select the we use to select the PresidentPresident

What happens if there is no majority in the Electoral Electoral CollegeCollege?

What happens if there is no majority in the Electoral CollegeElectoral College?

The House of The House of Representatives Representatives selects the Presidentselects the President

How do we determine a state’s number of ElectorsElectors?

How do we determine a state’snumber ofElectorsElectors?

The state’s number of The state’s number of Representatives + Representatives + SenatorsSenators

What are the qualifications to bePresidentPresident?

What are the qualifications to be PresidentPresident?

years old

A resident for

A citizen

35 years old

A resident for

A citizen

35 years old

A resident for 14 years

A citizen

35 years old

A resident for 14 years

A Natural Born citizen

What is theEPAEPA?

The Environmental The Environmental Protection AgencyProtection Agency

What isOSHAOSHA?

The Occupational The Occupational Safety & Health Safety & Health AdministrationAdministration

What is theFBIFBI?

The Federal Bureau of The Federal Bureau of InvestigationInvestigation

What is theDepartment of Department of Homeland SecurityHomeland Security?

The Federal Department The Federal Department that prepares for that prepares for disastersdisasters Created after

What is theDepartment of Department of Homeland SecurityHomeland Security?

The Federal Department The Federal Department that prepares for that prepares for disastersdisasters Created after September 11th, 2001 EOC REVIEW: Civics & Economics

What is theDepartment of Department of JusticeJustice?

The Federal Department The Federal Department that is in charge of that is in charge of federal law enforcementfederal law enforcement

What is theDepartment of Department of StateState?

The Federal Department The Federal Department oversees foreign policyoversees foreign policy

How didGeorge W. BushGeorge W. Bush become President?

How didGeorge W. BushGeorge W. Bushbecome President?

He lost the

But won the

He lost the Popular Vote

But won the

He lost the Popular Vote

But won the Electoral Vote

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