Who serves in the executive branch?
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Who serves in the executive branch?
You picked the president, the vice-president and the cabinet.
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Who serves in the executive branch?
You picked 9 Supreme Court justices.
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What special group advises the president?
You picked the Senate
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What special group advises the president?
You picked the army
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What special group advises the president?
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What is the Bill of Rights?
You picked the introduction to the Declaration of Independence
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What is the Bill of Rights?
You picked the first 10 amendments to the Constitution
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What is the Bill of Rights?
You picked the document that abolished slavery
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What is an amendment?
You picked a change to the Constitution
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What is an amendment?
You picked a judge on the Supreme Court.
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What is an amendment?
You picked a letter to the King of England.
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What is the judicial branch?
You picked the Senate.
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What is the judicial branch?
You picked the Supreme Court and other federal courts.
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What is the judicial branch?
You picked Congress.
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Which branch of government interprets the laws of the U.S.?
You picked the executive branch.
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Which branch of government interprets the laws of the U.S.?
You picked the judicial branch.
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Which branch of government interprets the laws of the U.S.?
You picked the legislative branch.
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The House of Representatives and the Senate make up which branch of government?
You picked the legislative branch.
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The House of Representatives and the Senate make up which branch of government?
You picked the executive branch.
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The House of Representatives and the Senate make up which branch of government?
You picked the judicial branch.
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What does the legislative branch do?
You picked explaUSCIS the laws.
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What does the legislative branch do?
You picked protests the laws.
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What does the legislative branch do?
You picked makes the laws.
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What does the Cabinet do?
You picked interprets the laws.
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What does the Cabinet do?
You picked makes the laws.
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What does the Cabinet do?
You picked helps the president.
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Which government officials must be native born citizens?
You picked senators.
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Which government officials must be native born citizens?
You picked court justices.
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Which government officials must be native born citizens?
You picked presidents
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The Constitution does not give rights to which group?
You picked U.S. citizens.
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The Constitution does not give rights to which group?
You picked people who live in England.
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The Constitution does not give rights to which group?
You picked non-citizens who live in the U.S.
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Which group of government leaders is selected by the president?
You picked the Supreme Court Justices
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Which group of government leaders is selected by the president?
You picked senate.
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Which group of government leaders is selected by the president?
You picked representatives.
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Which branch of government does the Supreme Court belong to?
You picked the executive branch.
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Which branch of government does the Supreme Court belong to?
You picked the legislative branch.
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Which branch of government does the Supreme Court belong to?
You picked the judicial branch.
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The number of representatives for each state depends on ...
You picked how many people live in the state.
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The number of representatives for each state depends on ...
You picked how close it is to Washington, D.C..
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The number of representatives for each state depends on ...
You picked how much land the state has.
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How long is a representative's term of office?
You picked 4 years.
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How long is a representative's term of office?
You picked 2 years.
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How long is a representative's term of office?
You picked 6 years
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How many senators are elected by each state?
You picked the 2.
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How many senators are elected by each state?
You picked It depends on how many people live there.
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How many senators are elected by each state?
You picked 100.
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What is the highest law of the United States?
You picked the Emancipation Proclamation.
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What is the highest law of the United States?
You picked the Declaration of Independence.
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What is the highest law of the United States?
You picked the the Constitution.
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What is a change to the Constitution called?
You picked an amendment.
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What is a change to the Constitution called?
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What is a change to the Constitution called?
You picked a preamble.
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