Government/Election Questions!

What happens when a president VETOES a bill?

• The bill becomes law

• The bill goes back to congress

• The bill is thrown out

• The bill goes to the supreme court

Supreme court justices are chosen by ​_____________.

.

• Congress

• Senate

• House of Representatives

• The President

To become president, a person must be at least (a)   years old.

If a president VETOES a bill but then congress votes to override the presidents veto, what percentage of congress has to agree?

• 2/3= 75%

• 1/4= 25%

• 1/2= 50%

• All= 100%

What is the electoral college?

• a place where voters learn about the election

• a place where people go to vote

• the system the US uses to elect a president

• a school in Washington, D.C.

In order to run for Senator, you must be a US citizen for at least_ years.

(a)  

The Congress writes bills that can become laws. It is the ______________________branch of the federal government.

• Legislative

• Judicial

• Executive

• All of the above

The Supreme court is the most powerful court in the nation. It JUDGES whether a law can be a law or not. It makes up the ___________________branch of the federal government.

• Legislative

• Executive

• Judicial

• All of the above

If a president helps American businesses create jobs for workers, he's living out what role/job?

• Head of Foreign Policy

• Guardian of the Economy

• Head of State

• Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces

If a president visits troops in the military, he's living out what role/job?

• Head of Foreign Policy

• Guardian of the Economy

• Head of State

• Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces