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Name: ____________________________ Ch. 5-12 Study Guide What are the 3 requirements for a Senator? What are the 3 requirements for a Representative? What are the 3 requirements for a President? Our bicameral legislature consists of the House of Representatives and the what? What type of program is Social Security an example of? (from your vocab) Who officially elects the President of the U.S.A? What amendment deals with Presidential Succession? Name the 4 opinions issued by the Supreme Court. A may not take a person’s life, liberty, or property without what? What court is the last resort of all federal laws? How long can a person possibly be President? (years) What are the typical personal characteristics of most Presidents? What is the name of representatives of interest groups who try to influence Congress? What branch of government is responsible for interpreting the Constitution? From your notes; most cases before the Supreme Court involve what? What Supreme Court case overturned the Separate but equal doctrine? What Supreme Court case created the Separate but equal doctrine? What is the Supreme Courts explanation of a case called? Who is next in line for the Presidency after the What clause implies Congress has powers beyond the expressed powers?
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