Politics of the United States
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- _________________________ is a judicial doctrine identifying many fundamental freedoms, found in the Bill of Rights, to be applicable to the states through the 14th Amendment's due process clause.
- Initially, the Bill of Rights only applied to the _____________ government, not the ________ governments.
- Popular votes do elect presidenttrue or false
- 90% of the government's income comes from what?
- In Congress, where does most of the work on bills take place?
- Who was the last president to run a balanced budget?
- Give two examples of an implied power that is related to an expressed power.
- What is article III about in the constitution?
- How old must a person be to run for senate?
- Which party has majority control of the senate right now?
- What president resigned to avoid being impeached?
- When the President refuses to sign a bill into a law, or reject it, it is called?
- How often are seats in the House reapportioned?
- Any kind of money that a creditor must accept in payments is called what?
- are there limits on the amount of times that a person can be elected as a representative?
- Which party has majority of the control of the house right now?
- Democrats/Liberals/Progressives (what are their general views on government)
- Republicans/Conservatives/Libertarians (what are their general views on government)
- How long does the House of Representatives serve?
- What is the main function of the executive branch regarding the law?