Question

1. How does the structure of the federal government balance power?

2. What is popular sovereignty?

3. How long is one of the Presidents terms? How long is one of terms for the North Carolina governor?

4. What is the name of the law-making body at the state level? What about at the Federal level?

5. Who nominates and who approves the Supreme Court justices?

6. What are the 7 roles of the President?

7. Congress is bicameral, which means that it has two houses. What are the names of the two houses and how are they different?

8. What are the three branches of government and what is each of their responsibilities with regard to the law?

9. What is federalism?



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Answer 1

I'll answer as many as I can.

2. The principal or authority in which a state and it's government are created by the consent of the people by elected representatives.

3. 1 presidential term is 4 years. 1 term for the North Carolina governor is 4 years.

5. The president nominates the judges and the Senate has to approve the judges.

6. chief of state, chief executive, chief administrator, chief diplomat, commander in chief, chief legislator, party chief, and chief citizen.

7. House of representatives and the senate.

8. Executive, judicial, and legislative. Executive is the president and he can pass or veto laws. Judicial is judges and the courts and the make sure a law is constitutional. Legislative can make a bill a law if the president vetoes it. I suggest you watch the school house rock video about how a bill becomes a law. It explains the whole process.