Branches Flashcards
What are the three qualifications to become president?
Must be at least 35 years old, a natural born citizen, and have lived in the united states for at least fourteen years
What is not a constitutional role of the president?
Being a political leader
How does the president void a bill passed by congress?
The president veto’s the bill
How does congress override the president’s veto?
Through a revote with 2/3s majority
Does the president need senate confirmation to hire workers at the white house?
The president does not need confirmation
Does the president need permission from congress to deploy troops?
The president does not need permission to deploy troops
How does congress watch over the president for illegal actions?
Congress impeaches the president
How does congress conduct impeachment?
The house conducts an investigation and the senate holds trial
What is a similar qualification to be a house or a senate member?
Must be a resident of the state elected from
How much time does the house get to debate bills?
About 2 minutes
How much time does the senate get to debate bills?
Unlimited time
Which group researches bills before they get voted on in congress?
Committees research before voting
Which branch establishes lower federal courts?
The legislative branch or congress
Who confirms a sumpreme court justice nominee?
The senate
Why are supreme court justices given their job for life and can’t be voted out?
To be free from political pressure
