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Civics Final III
review for eighth grade history civics final (2023) - PART 3
Question | Answer |
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If President Can No Longer Serve... | the Vice Pres becomes president |
Presidential Powers | - Signs Bills Into Law - Vetoes Bills - Enforces Laws - Commander in Chief (military) |
Commander in Chief of US Military | The President |
Signs Bills Into Laws | The President |
Vetoes Bills | The President |
Appoints Federal Judges | The President |
Parts of the Executive Branch | - President - Cabinet - Federal Departments/Agencies |
Cabinet Duties | - Advises President on Domestic and Foreign Policy - In Charge of Executive Departments (education, state, homeland security) - Called Secretaries |
Electoral College | Decides Who is Elected President |
Parts of Judicial Branch | - Supreme Court - Federal Courts |
Judicial Branch Duties | - Reviews Laws - Resolves Disputes - Declares Laws Unconstitutional |
Highest US Court | Supreme Court |
Number of Supreme Court Justices | Nine |
Justice Term Length | For Life (until retirement) |
ONLY Federal Government Has This Power | - print money - mint coins - declare war - create army - make treaties - set foreign policy |
_____ Appoints Supreme Justices | President |
ONLY State Government Has This Power | - provide schooling - provide protection (police) - provide safety (fire departments) - give driver's license - approve zoning and land use |
10th Amendment | states: powers not given to the federal government belong to the state or the people |
PA Capital | Harrisburg |
Voting Amendments | - citizens 18 and older can vote - you don't have to pay to vote - any citizen can vote - a male citizen of any race can vote |
People Who Can Vote in Federal Elections, Run for Federal Office, and Serve on a US Jury... | US Citizens who are registered to vote at 18 years old |
Rights Everyone Has... | Freedom... - expression - speech - assembly - petition government - religion The Right to Bear Arms |
We Show Loyalty to _____ During the Pledge of Allegiance | The USA Flag |
US Civic Participation Examples | - vote - run for office - join political party - help with campaign - join civic group - join community group - give an official your opinions - support/oppose an issue/policy - contact elected officials - write to a newspaper |
Ways Americans Can Serve | - vote - pay taxes - obey laws - serve in military - run for office - work for local/state/federal government |