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Federalism

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Why is the U.S. Constitution considered the "Supreme Law of the Land"? No other laws or people go against the U.S constitution.
What is the name of the legislature at the federal level? Congress.
What is the title of the chief of the executive branch in the federal government? President.
What are the requirements to be a U.S. president? You have to be at least 35 years old, a native born citizen and resident of the United States for 14 years.
A two-thirds vote in each part of congress and a national convention requested by two-thirds of the states are the two ways to do what? Propose an amendment to the U.S. constitution.
What fraction of states must ratify a proposal to change the constitution for it to become a law? Three-Fourths.
What is the title of the chief executive of Ohio? Governor.
What is the name of Ohio's Legislature? General assembly.
What are the two parts of Ohio's General Assembly? House and Senate.
Which level of government controls foreign and interstate trade? Federal.
Which level of government maintains armed forces? Federal.
Which level of government establishes and maintains schools? State.
Which level of government collects taxes? Concurrent.
Which level of government declares war and makes treaties? Federal.
Which level of government coins and prints money? Federal.
Which level of government establishes police forces to protect public safety? State.
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