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Review, Part Three

Review, Part Three. What is Judicial Review? . What is Judicial Review? . The power of the judiciary branch to rule (or judge) on the constitutionality of laws or acts passed by Congress. What were the Federalist Papers? . What were the Federalist Papers? .

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Review, Part Three

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  1. Review, Part Three

  2. What is Judicial Review?

  3. What is Judicial Review? The power of the judiciary branch to rule (or judge) on the constitutionality of laws or acts passed by Congress

  4. What were theFederalist Papers?

  5. What were theFederalist Papers? Letters written by Al Hamilton and Madison that encouraged the states to ratify, or vote to authorize the Constitution as the law of the land

  6. What is the Speaker of the House?

  7. What is the Speaker of the House? A ranking member from the majority party, is in charge of the House of Representatives, and is third in the line for presidential secession

  8. How is the PresidentCommander-in-Chief?

  9. How is the PresidentCommander-in-Chief? First in charge of the military, determines military strategy, but may not declare war, must have an act of congress

  10. What are standing committees

  11. What are standing committees Congressional committees where most of the work is done, they study proposed bills and report back to the rest of the house of congress

  12. What is Gross Domestic Product?

  13. What is Gross Domestic Product? The total of all goods and services produced within the United States, in factories, small stores & businesses, and corporations

  14. What is aFilibuster?

  15. What is aFilibuster? The rule of unlimited debate in the Senate, and can only be stopped by 60 senators voting for a cloture motion

  16. How does Congress spend money?

  17. How does Congress spend money? First, all spending (or appropriation bills) must originate in the House before they go to the senate

  18. What is the War Powers Act?

  19. What is the War Powers Act? Passed in 1973, Restricted the President’s power to put troops into harms way, without an official authorization of Congress

  20. What is aPardon?

  21. What is aPardon? When someone on death row (or just in prison) has their crime completely and totally forgiven – they can go free and their actions are no longer on their record

  22. What is aReprieve?

  23. What is aReprieve? It is an official order from the President that officially delays the carrying out of one’s sentence – usually an execution

  24. What is theSecretary of Defense?

  25. What is theSecretary of Defense? It is the Civilian head of the Military, right behind the President. It may be a former general (might even have served as a youth) but a civilian in charge

  26. What is the Attorney General?

  27. What is the Attorney General? The head of the Department of Justice, has a bunch of lawyers working for him (or her), is the President’s lawyer, but is the legal department for the executive branch of government

  28. What is the State Department?

  29. What is the State Department? Works for the President, Sets and administers America’s foreign policy, under the direction of the President

  30. What is the Federal Reserve?

  31. What is the Federal Reserve? Really, it is the bank for the government, called the FED, sets monetary policy for the United States, independent of the President’s wishes

  32. What is the Securities & Exchange Commission?

  33. What is the Securities & Exchange Commission? Started during the Great Depression, to monitor the trades on the Stock market to make certain trades are honest

  34. What was theStamp Act of 1763?

  35. What was theStamp Act of 1763? Passed by England against the young colonies, it was a tax on every single piece of paper, document, playing card, in the colonies.

  36. How many people are there in Congress?

  37. How many people are there in Congress? Thousands, really, but there are 100 Senators and 435 Congressmen…each state has a changing # of members, depending on the Decennial census and the reapportionment of the members

  38. How can someone become a US citizen?

  39. How can someone become a US citizen? Being born in America, or being born to American Parents anywhere else in the world, or through naturalization which is the process of immigrants becoming citizens

  40. What was America’s Good Neighbor Policy?

  41. What was America’s Good Neighbor Policy? Just what it say, it was America’s attempt at improving our relations with Latin America – Franklin Roosevelt’s foreign policy in our hemisphere

  42. The end of Part Three

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