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How many branches of government are there in the U.S.? 3.
Which branch is more powerful than the others? none.
Who is the leader of the senate and only votes as a tie breaker? The Vice President.
Where does the idea of a bill come from? Citizens, organized groups, or members of congress.
if a bill is passed by the senate unchanged or changed where does it go? If it is unchanged it goes to the president, if it is changed it goes to the conference committee.
What are the three guidelines made by article three of the constitution to become president? Must be 35 or older, live in the U.S. for at least 14 years, and be a natural born citizen.
Which amendment deals with the presidential succession? The 25th.
What is the order for the presidency success? vice president to speaker of the house to president pro-tempore to the secretary of state.
Who controls the funding for the executive branch? Congress.
what is the majority of cases the supreme court hears from? Lower court as appeals .
what does the judicial branch do? Interprets the laws of the United States.
What does article three of the constitution create? The Judicial branch.
Which branch of government has the power to declare laws or executive actions unconstitutional? Judicial review.
What major precedent did the case of Marbury vs. Madison establish? Judicial review.
Can a decision made by the supreme court be appealed to the senate? No.
What do trade barriers include? Tariffs and embargoes.
Hip-hop originated in America and then spreading to other cultures who created their own hip-hop music is an example of what? cultural diffusion
What does a physical map do? Shows natural features like landforms and elevation.
What does a political map do? Shows borders of countries, states, or major cities.
What does a special-purpose map do? Shows specific information like climate, land-use, or trade routes.
What is a citizen? A legal member of a country with certain rights and responsibilities.
What is naturalization? A legal process by which a person becomes a citizen of another country.
What is anthropology? The study of all aspects of human life.
What is archaeology? The scientific study of past cultures through artifacts and other evidence.
What is a cartographer? people who make naps.
What is a global grid? Imaginary lines around the globe that give exact location using latitude and longitude.
What is longitude? Imaginary lines that run north and south and measure the distance east or west of the prime meridian.
What is latitude? Imaginary lines that run west to east and measure distances north or south of the equator.
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