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Chapter 6 quiz- 7

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Powers are assigned to the national government by the Constitution Delegated
Powers are shared by the federal and State governments Concurrent
Powers are those kept by the States Reserved
For the House of Representatives, you must; live in the state you represent, be ______ years old and have lived in the US for ________ years. 25; 7
For the Senate, you must; live in the state you represent, be ______ years old and have lived in the US for ___________ years. 30;9
How many terms can members of Congress (House of Representatives and the Senate) serve>? Unlimited terms
How long is a single term for someone in the Senate? 6 years
Orders that have the force of Congressional law Executive orders
How old does someone have to be to run for US President? 35 years old
What is Eminent Domain? The power to take personal property to benefit the public
This means that when you have been found innocent of a crime, you cannot be put on trial for that same crime again. Double Jeopardy
Foreign-born people whose parents are not citizens must move to the US to become _______citizens Naturalized
What are three duties of US citizens discussed in class? Vote, obey laws, paying taxes, defend the nation, jury duty
What is the most important amendment in the Bill of Rights to YOU and why?
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