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American Government and Institutions

The structure and function of Congress, the presidency, the judiciary, and federalism in American government.

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37 basic cards for College Political Science. It opens with "What is the primary role of Congress?" and "How many senators does each state have?". Study it alongside the other College sets below.

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What is the primary role of Congress?
Show answerTo make federal laws
How many senators does each state have?
Show answerTwo
How many House representatives does each state have?
Show answerBased on state population
What is the minimum age to be a U.S. Senator?
Show answer30 years old
What is the minimum age to be a House representative?
Show answer25 years old
How long is a Senate term?
Show answerSix years
How long is a House term?
Show answerTwo years
What exclusive power does the House have that the Senate does not?
Show answerInitiating revenue bills
What is a filibuster?
Show answerAn extended debate used to delay or prevent a vote in the Senate
How many votes are required to end a filibuster in the Senate?
Show answerSixty votes through cloture
Who is the chief presiding officer of the House of Representatives?
Show answerThe Speaker of the House
What is the primary role of the Senate Majority Leader?
Show answerChief strategist and spokesperson for the majority party in the Senate
What is the minimum age requirement to be President?
Show answer35 years old
How long is a presidential term?
Show answerFour years
How many times may a person be elected President?
Show answerTwo times, for a maximum of eight years

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