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Government

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What is jus sanguinis? having parent(s) who are a citizens of the state.
what is jus soli? anyone born in the territory of a state to nationality or citizenship.
Explain the significance of John Locke on the American government He wanted individual rights for everyone, and if they didn't get those right he would overthrow the government.
Give at least five rules of naturalization 18yrs old, file petition, pass citizenship test, take oath, be good moral character
Understand the significance of Marbury vs. Madison 1803, article 3, and judicial powers
How many justices are in the supreme court? 1
How long is the courts appointment? 30 min
How are the courts appointed? appointed by the president and confirmed by the state
What is a chief justice? the presiding judge
What is a resident alien? someone who is living in a country but not born there.
What is a naturalized citizen? born alien but citizen of the u.s.
What is a natural born citizen? born and living in own country
What is an illegal alien? living in country not authorized in
Why did the framers decide to use Electoral college? they wanted to limit the u.s. government
How many votes (people) are part of the electoral college? 538
How are the votes determined? 435 reps., 100 senators, 3 d.c.
How many votes must a candidate receive to be elected the president? 270
What happens if no candidate receives that many votes? the house decides
How do we appoint cabinet members? by president, subject to the confirmation of the senate
Created by: mskiver18
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