Government Test Part II on March 10, 2023

Part II

What were the Framers concerned with regards to the executive branch?
A. With them vetoing bills without them. B. With them choosing the President. C. With them declaring war without the approval of the President. D. With them becoming too powerful, dictators
Why were the Framers concerned?
A. They did not want the President to veto bills. B. They did not want the House to make laws. C. They did not want kings to rule. D. They did not want the Senate to make laws.
What is one example of shared power?
A. All of the above B. Congress can declare war and President is Commander in Chief C. President can veto the law. D. Congress can pass the law.
Why does executing the laws give the President great power?
A. A President can say who goes to war. B. A President can say who can go to jail. C. A President can say who can enforce the law and how much to support that law; Congress can pass the law D. A President can say who is allowed to vote.
How does a Supreme Court Justice get his job?
A. The President nominates someone for a vacancy from the Senate. B. The President nominates someone for a vacancy from the House of Representatives. C. The President nominates someone for a vacancy on the Court and the Senate votes to confirm the nominee, which requires a simple majority D. The Presidnet nominates someone for a vacancy from Congress and the House of Representatives chooses them.

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Part II

What were the Framers concerned with regards to the executive branch?
A. With them vetoing bills without them. B. With them choosing the President. C. With them declaring war without the approval of the President. D. With them becoming too powerful, dictators
Why were the Framers concerned?
A. They did not want the President to veto bills. B. They did not want the House to make laws. C. They did not want kings to rule. D. They did not want the Senate to make laws.
What is one example of shared power?
A. All of the above B. Congress can declare war and President is Commander in Chief C. President can veto the law. D. Congress can pass the law.
Why does executing the laws give the President great power?
A. A President can say who goes to war. B. A President can say who can go to jail. C. A President can say who can enforce the law and how much to support that law; Congress can pass the law D. A President can say who is allowed to vote.
How does a Supreme Court Justice get his job?
A. The President nominates someone for a vacancy from the Senate. B. The President nominates someone for a vacancy from the House of Representatives. C. The President nominates someone for a vacancy on the Court and the Senate votes to confirm the nominee, which requires a simple majority D. The Presidnet nominates someone for a vacancy from Congress and the House of Representatives chooses them.

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