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| Every bill starts with ________ |
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| Where a bill goes FIRST after its introduced |
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| BEFORE moving on to the Senate, a bill must pass a ________________ |
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| Where a bill goes AFTER it passes a House Floor Vote |
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| BEFORE moving on to the President, a bill must pass a _____________ |
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| If a bill doesn't pass a committee or floor vote, it _________ |
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| If the President diapproves of a bill he can ______ it |
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| Marjority vote needed to override a Presidential Veto |
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| The U.S. court system is up of _________ and _______ courts |
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| Where most cases are solved in the State Court System |
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| The types of cases a court can hear |
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| example of specialized state trial court case |
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| Appellate Court (Court of Appeals) |
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| do NOT hold trials, review decisions made by previous cases |
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| the highest court system in the United States |
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| Example of a case the Federal Gov't has jurisdiction to hear |
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| District + circuit courts |
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| Most federal cases are _______ cases |
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| Number of Supreme court Justices |
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| Judge that works on the Supreme court |
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| Nominates Supreme Court Justices |
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| Supreme Court Justices serve until they _____ or _______ |
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| Powers of the FEDS only (not written in the Constitution) |
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| coin money, declare war, maintain army, foreign policy |
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| public safety, elections, establish schools system |
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| raise taxes, build roads, borrow money, crimial justice |
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