Committee correct answers A special legislative group who form to discuss an issue and make recommendations.
Unconstitutional correct answers Supreme Courts power to determine an act or law violates the Constitution.
Judicial Review correct answers Supreme Court's power to determine the const...
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Committee correct answers A special legislative group who form to discuss an issue and make
recommendations.
Unconstitutional correct answers Supreme Courts power to determine an act or law violates the
Constitution.
Judicial Review correct answers Supreme Court's power to determine the constitutionality of a
law.
Ambassador correct answers An official, appointed by the President, to keep him informed on
world issues.
Ratify correct answers An majority vote in Congress to accept a treaty or law.
Compromise correct answers Two parties reach an agreement by giving up some of their original
demands.
Commander-In-Chief correct answers President's title as head of the military.
Impeach correct answers To bring formal charges against an elected official.
Artifact correct answers an object that provided evidence of how people lived in the past.
Democracy correct answers Government by the people, a system of representation
Theology correct answers a form of government in which god or a deity is recognized as
supreme civil ruler
Autocracy correct answers a system of government by one person with absolute power,
synonyms absolutism, despotism, tyranny, autarchy
Dictatorship correct answers absolute authority, one person rules
Monarchy correct answers A system in which one person reigns, usually a king or queen. The
authority or crown is inherited.
Federalism correct answers A system of government in which same territory is controlled by two
levels of government, generaally national and state governments.
Oligarchy correct answers a small group of people having control of a country, organization or
institution.
Magna Carta correct answers (Great Charter) The idea of limited government was first outlined
in the Magna Carta. King John signed in 1215.
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