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Civics - Quiz #2

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The Separation of powers into three branches of goverment was intended to precent? Tyranny
How many does the house of representatives have? And how many Senators are there? 435 Reps in the House and 100 Senators for a total of 535
What is are current Speaker of the House? Mike Johnson
Due to the population ilinois currenty has how many members in the House of Reps 17 Members
What is the purpose of the Preamble It startes the 6 reasons for writing the constitution
The Order of the branches listed in the in the U.S. goverment Legislative, Executive, Juditial
Arrange the founding documents in ordre they are written. (Oldest to the newest) The decleration of Independance, Articels of Confederations, then the U.S Constitution
Enumerated/Exspressed Necessary and Properable cause
Implied Powers Make and other law needed to carry out the enumerated powers.
Concurrent Powers Powers that are shared by both the federal and state goverment, they have power to tax, esablish Courts, and make/enforce laws
Impeachment The Formal process when the house acusses a cival officer
Requirements for the US repressenatatives 1) be at lest 25 - 2) Must be a US citizen for at least 7 years - 3) must live in the town you represent
Requirments for US Senators 1) Must be at least 30 years old - 2) must be a citizen for 9 years - 3) must live in the state you represent
Term for a US Representatives versus the US senator Sentate - 6 years Represenatives - 2 years
The five types of comities Standing committee, Select Commitee, Subcomittee, Joint commitee, Conferance Commitee, House of rules Commitee.
Federal powers Declaring war, regulating commerce, coining money, treaty making and establishing post officer
State powers Conducting Elections, Issuing licences, Health and saftey for the local govermant and regulating intrastate commerce
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