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Grade 6 Judicial Branch
What is the highest court in the land?
  1. Local Court
  2. State Court
  3. Family Court
  4. Supreme Court
Grade 6 Executive Branch
The President, Vice-President, and the cabinet; as well as, agency and department heads.
  1. legislative branch
  2. judicial branch
  3. executive branch
Grade 6 US Government
What are the three branches of government?
  1. Executive, legislative, criminal
  2. Judiciary, social, criminal
  3. Legislative, environmental, criminal
  4. Executive, legislative, judiciary
Grade 6 Legislative Branch
Theodore M. Pomeroy was Speaker of the House for how long?
  1. 1 day
  2. 8 months
  3. 6 years
  4. 15 years
Grade 6 US Laws and Amendments
Presidential executive orders apply to state agencies.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 6 Legislative Branch
Who was the only Speaker of the House that has been elected president?
  1. James Polk
  2. Chester Arthur
  3. Woodrow Wilson
  4. Benjamin Harrison
Grade 6 Executive Branch
Who is the leader of the State Government?
  1. President
  2. Mayor
  3. Governor
  4. Police Officer
Grade 6 Legislative Branch
Match the congressional chambers with their descriptions, powers, and responsibilities.
Senate House of Representatives Both
Has 100 members
Can introduce bills
Votes to confirm cabinet appointments
Votes to impeach a president
Can introduce revenue bills
Can ratify treaties
Votes to confirm a vice president if there is a vacany
Needed for a formal declaration of war
Has 435 members
Conducts trials for those impeached
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