Branches Of The Federal Government 1
A fun and educational way to learn about the branches of the Federal Government and its leaders and their roles
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Topics of this game:
- Who writes the nation's laws in the United States?
- How many seats are there in the House of Representatives?
- How many senators does each state have in the Senate?
- Which branch of government okays or not let judges be picked by the President?
- Who is the main boss of the military in the United States?
- How many terms can a person be the President?
- Which branch of government makes new bills connected to government spending money?
- Who helps the President decide and run different groups in the Executive Branch?
- In which branch of government is the Capitol Building?
- Which branch of government tells national defense and foreign policy what to do?
- Who is the head of the judicial branch in the United States?
- What happens if the Supreme Court finds a law to be not good?
- Which branch of government can say no to a president (when the president says no to a bill)?
- How are Supreme Court justices given their positions?
- How long do Supreme Court justices serve?
- What is the process by which Congress can remove Supreme Court justices/a president?
- Which branch of government can declare the President's actions not good/against the law?
- What majority is needed in the Senate to approve a member of the President's cabinet?
- How do the Supreme Court's decisions affect lower courts?
- Why was the system of checks and balances created by the makers of the constitution?
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