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#71 Card. What is the highest legal authority in the United States?. #71 Answer. The Supreme Court. #72 Card. Who has the power to set up federal courts inferior to the Supreme Court?. #72 Answer. Congress. #73 Card. Which court was set up in the Constitution?. #73 Answer. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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#71 CardWhat is the highest legal authority in the United States?
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#71 AnswerThe Supreme Court
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#72 CardWho has the power to set up federal courts inferior to the Supreme Court?
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#72 AnswerCongress
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#73 CardWhich court was set up in the Constitution?
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#73 AnswerThe Supreme Court
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#74 CardThe types of cases the court has the power to hear is known as the courts--------.
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#74 AnswerJurisdiction
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#75 CardWhat does the Bill of Rights guarantee?
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#75 AnswerPersonal Freedoms
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#76 CardWhat vote is needed in both houses of Congress to send a bill to the President?
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#76 AnswerMajority
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#77 CardWhat is the legal protection giving authors, playwrights and musicians exclusive right to publish and sell their work?
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#77 AnswerCopy right
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#78 CardWhat is the legal protection giving inventors exclusive rights to make, use or sell their inventions?
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#78 AnswerA Patent
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#79 CardWhat is the upper house of Congress?
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#79 AnswerThe Senate
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#80 CardWhat is the lower house of Congress?
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#80 AnswerThe House of Representatives
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#81 CardWhen are elections held?
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#81 AnswerThe 1st Tuesday after the 1st Monday in even numbered years in the month of November.
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#82 CardWho has the sole power of impeachment?
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#82 AnswerThe House of Representatives
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#83 CardWho holds the impeachment trial?
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#83 AnswerThe Senate
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#84 CardWho are the judges in the impeachment trial?
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#84 AnswerThe Supreme Court
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#85 CardWho presides over the senate if the president is being impeached?
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#85 AnswerThe President-Pro-Tem of the Senate
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#86 CardWho is the president of the Senate?
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#86 AnswerThe Vice President
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#87 CardWho presides over the House of Representatives?
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#87 AnswerSpeaker of the House
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#88 CardWhat are the job requirements for senators and representatives?
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#88 AnswerNone
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#89 CardWho is the head of the Justice Department?
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#89 AnswerThe Attorney General
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#90 CardWhat is the Supreme Courts jurisdiction?
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#90 AnswerThe Appellate courts and the non appellate courts.
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#91 CardWhat are the three ways a bill can become a law?
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#91 Answer1. The President signs it2. 2/3 vote in both houses3. The President doesnt veto it
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#92 CardWho are the first four people in line of succession, to take over if the president dies?
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#92 Answer1. The Vice President of U.S.2. The Speaker of the House.3. The President Pro Tempore of the Senate.4. The Secretary of State.
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#93 CardWhat is the quorum for the Senate?
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#93 Answer50 + 1
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#94 CardWho was the 1st President?
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#94 AnswerGeorge Washington
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#95 CardWhere was the Constitution signed?
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#95 AnswerIndependence Hall