Name the three branches of government.
Legislative, executive, and judicial
Understand the three branches of government, Congress, the President, courts, and how federal and state powers work.
Legislative, executive, and judicial
Executive branch
Congress
Senate and House of Representatives
Writes laws
One hundred (100)
Six (6) years
Answers will vary by state
Four hundred thirty-five (435)
Two (2) years
To more closely follow public opinion
Two (2)
Equal representation for small states
Answers will vary by district
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Citizens of their state
Citizens from their state
Citizens in their congressional district
Citizens from their congressional district
Because of the state's population
Four (4) years
Because of the 22nd Amendment
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The Vice President
Signs bills into law
The President
The President
The President
The President
President
Advises the President
Secretary of State
It decides who is elected president
Supreme Court
Reviews laws
Supreme Court
Nine (9)
Five (5)
For life
To be independent of politics
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Print paper money
Provide schooling and education
Powers not given to the federal government belong to the states or to the people
Answers will vary by state
Answers will vary by state