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September 5 Test

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What percentage of votes does a candidate need to be elected president?
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What are the qualifications to be a senator?
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How many senators have to vote in the affirmative before an individual is guilty and impeached?
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Who cannot be an elector in the electorial college?
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What limitations are placed on Congress' ability to coin money?
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How long is the presiden't term?
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Define treason
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What form of government must all states have?
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How is the # of Reps. for each state determinded?
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Where in Congress do all money bills start?
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What tax can Congress pass on goods that are made in the US then sold in Europe?
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How many states had to ratify the consitution?
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The President can negotiate a treaty, but who must approve it?
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When a president vetoes a bill what happens to it?
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When can Congress call out a state's militia?
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Qualifications to be REPRESENTATIVE
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When can a president be impeached?
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How is a member expelled from Congress?
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What does Congress have to do to override a Presidental veto?
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What re the qualifications for president of the US?
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9
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no senator, or representative, or person holding an office of trust or profit under the US
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none
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House of Representatives
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to execute laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections, and repel invasions
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republican
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may have commited treason
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4 years
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be at least 25, have been a US citizen for 7 years, be a resident of the state which they are elected
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senate
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sent back to chamber, 2/3 must approve in order for it to become a law
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natural born citizen, at leasr 35 years old, been a US resident for 14 years
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50% plus 1 vote
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2/3 vote permits the house to expel a member
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2/3 majority must vote in order to make it a law
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at least 30 years old, citizen of US for 9 years, resident of state where they are elected
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giving aid to nation's enemies, or making war against the US
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Duties
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2/3
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population
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The supreme court has what 2 types of juristiction?
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Who is the judge during an impeahment trial that involves the President?
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Where does the impreachment process start?
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Every 2 years what % of the Senate is up for reelection?
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What political body has the right to create and destroy courts that are not listed in the constitution?
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How many terms may an individual serve in the HOR?
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When can members of Congress give themselves a raise in pay?
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What procedure would Key West follow if it wanted to become the 51st state?
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Where must all original trials take place?
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How long is a Senator's term?

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