Chủ đề Legislative branch

Chủ đề: Legislative branch

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The power to declare a law “unconstitutional” is given to the ___ branch.

The power to declare a law “unconstitutional” is given to the ___ branch.

Judicial review Separation of powers Judicial branch Marbury v Madison Constitutional law

Which of the following is a part of the Executive Office of the President?

Which of the following is a part of the Executive Office of the President?

Executive branch Executive branch meaning Judicial branch Whitehouse Legislative branch What is president

Which is not a power that the president was given within the Constitution?

Which is not a power that the president was given within the Constitution?

Executive branch meaning Judicial branch What is president

What best describes the system of government of the United States?

What best describes the system of government of the United States?

State government Executive branch U.S. government The Federal Government

What is an example of the presidents ability to check the power of Congress?

What is an example of the presidents ability to check the power of Congress?

Executive branch Legislative branch Judicial branch Executive power

What are some differences between the House of Representatives and the Senate?

What are some differences between the House of Representatives and the Senate?

The legislative branch Senate vs House Legislative process United states house

Which body of the federal legislature has the most members elected by the public

Which body of the federal legislature has the most members elected by the public

The executive branch Congress là gì The Senate Legislative branch Legislative process

What are examples of ways that Congress checks the power of the executive branch?

What are examples of ways that Congress checks the power of the executive branch?

Executive branch Separation of powers Judicial branch Legislative branch The U.S. government

Which of the following agencies is part of the executive office of the president?

Which of the following agencies is part of the executive office of the president?

Executive branch The Cabinet Legislative branch Judicial branch Whitehouse

The U.S. federal government system provides a series of checks and balances explain

The U.S. federal government system provides a series of checks and balances explain

Legislative branch Separation of powers Executive branch The U.S. government

What power does the federal courts have to check and balance the other two branches?

What power does the federal courts have to check and balance the other two branches?

Executive branch Legislative branch Separation of powers Judicial branch The U.S. government

In the constitution what branch of the government have no checks on the other branches

In the constitution what branch of the government have no checks on the other branches

Separation of powers Executive branch Legislative branch Checks and balances The U.S. government

What does the Executive Office of the President do for the president of United States?

What does the Executive Office of the President do for the president of United States?

Executive branch Whitehouse Judicial branch

What happens if the president does not approve a bill submitted to him her by Congress?

What happens if the president does not approve a bill submitted to him her by Congress?

Legislative process

Cách chuyển branch để làm việc với branch khác

Cách chuyển branch để làm việc với branch khác

Tạo branch Git Git checkout Git branch Git checkout commit

Which article defines the relationship between the states?

Which article defines the relationship between the states?

Judicial branch Article State government The supreme law

Legislative Powers are detailed in Article I of the Constitution because the

Legislative Powers are detailed in Article I of the Constitution because the

U.S. Constitution Executive branch Article 1 Bill of Rights Legislative branch House of Representatives Judicial branch

Why is it important that judges are appointed to office rather than elected and that they Cannot be removed from office unless impeached?

Why is it important that judges are appointed to office rather than elected and that they Cannot be removed from office unless impeached?

Supreme Court Judicial branch Executive branch U.S. court system Judiciary