chapter 7, part ii organization and execution. goals of our government 1. to form a more perfect...
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Goals of Our Government
1. To Form a More Perfect Union2. To Establish Justice
3. To Insure Domestic Tranquility4. To Provide for the Common Defense5. To Promote the General Welfare6. To Secure the Blessings of Liberty to Ourselves and Our Posterity
The Constitution
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Senate House of
Representatives
PresidentVice-
president
U.S. Supreme Court
The ArticlesI. The Legislative Branch
II. The Executive Branch
III. The Judicial Branch
IV. The States
V. Amending the Constitution
VI. The Supremacy of the ConstitutionVII. Ratification
Senate House of Representatives
Number of members
How elected/ constituents represented
Title of members
Length of term
Title of Presiding officer
Name of current presiding officer
Unique responsibilities
Legislative
Branch6. Make laws / Bill
100 435
By voters in the whole state
By voters in their district
Senators Representatives6 years 2 years
President Speaker of the House
Barack Obama
Nanci PelosiApproves
treaties and certain
appointments
Originates revenue bills
Judicial Branch
13. President/ Life terms/ good behavior14. courts/ state/ county15. unconstitutional/ constitution
A .Judge - presides
B. Jury – listens/ decides
C. Witness - testifies
D. defendant - defends
E. Prosecution / plaintiff
Checks and BalancesChecks and Balances A system that gives each branch A system that gives each branch
of government different powers so of government different powers so that each branch can check the that each branch can check the authority of the others.authority of the others.
Federalism
National Governm
ent
State Governm
entConcurre
nt PowersCollect
taxes
Establish local
governmentsConduct
elections
Maintain army
and navy Borrow
money
Regulate marriages
Coin moneyDeclare
war
Establish schools
Regulate trade
between states and
with foreign nations
Establish courtsEnforce laws
Build roadsProtect
safety of the people
State Leaders
Senator Roger Wicker
Senator Thad Cochran
Representative Alan Nunnlee
District 1
Representative Bennie Thompson District
2
Representative Gregg Harper
District 3
Representative Steven Palazzo
District 4
Across 2. acronym for the department of
Housing and Urban Development6. the House of Representatives and
the Senate 8. acronym for US Department of
Agriculture 10. to ask a higher court to review 11. highest court in the country 13. 15 heads of departments 14. the removal of a high government
official 16. acronym for Department of
Transportation 18. having authority 19. powers shared by federal and state
governments
Down 1. to forbid 2. newest department of the cabinet 3. Branch of government that makes
laws 4. the people who select a
representative 5. term for supreme court justices 7. proposed law 9. dealing with issues in the nation 12. who can veto a bill 15. A person or group that brings a
criminal charge against someone 17. second in line to the presidency 18. what branch is the Supreme court
a part of
Ch. 7, Part II Organization and ExecutionReview PuzzleV
ETO
HOMELANDSECURITY
LEGISLATIVE
CONSTITUENTS
LIFE
BILL
DOMESTIC
PRESIDENT
PROSECUTION
VICE
PRESIDENT
JUDICIAL
HUD
CONGRESS
USDA
APPEALSUPREME
CABINETIMPEACH
DOT
JURISDICTION
CONCURRENT