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- 11. How is a law passed in Missouri? 2. what do search warrants protect citizens from? 3. what is federalism? 4. what does the constitution contain? 5. what does the first amendment provide?1. In Missouri a law is passed by the General Assembly and signed
by the governor.
2. Search warrants protect citizens form unreasonable searches
and seizures.
3. Federalism – the system in which powers are divided amon the
national, state and local government.
4. The constitution contains process to ensure that leaders are
accountable by the impeachment process.
5. The first amendment to the Constitution provides freedom of
religion , speech, press and assembly. - 26. what is popular sovereignty? 7. how does Missouri supreme court hear appeals? 8. what power does the governor of Missouri have? 9. what is the Missouri legislation? 10. what can still happen if a president vetos a bill?6. Popular Sovereignty – the governments authority comes from
the people.
7. Missouri Supreme Courts hear appeals from convictions in
Missouri courts.
8. The governor of Missouri has the power to veto laws, enforce
laws and pardon criminals.
9. The Missouri legislation is the General Assembly
10. If the president vetoes a bill it can still become a law if both
houses pass it by a 2/3 majority - 311. what does the supremacy clause state? 12. what happens if the president and Vice President both die while in office? 13. what roles does the governor have in Missouri? 14. what does a republic require? 15. do Missouri Supreme Court judges serve for life?11. The Supremacy Clause states that the Constitution is
superior to all laws in the US.
12. If the President and Vice-President both die the Speaker of
the House becomes President.
13. The Governor is also the Commander –in-Chief of the
Missouri National Guard.
14. A republic requires more from its citizen than a monarchy
15. Missouri Supreme Court justices do not serve for life - 416. where is the legislate power in Missouri? 17. how many senators from each state and total? 18. what power does the president not have? 19. where was the first amendment sited? 20. what responsibilities does the senate and House of Representatives share?16. In Missouri the legislative power is in the General
Assembly.
17. There are 2 Senators from each state for a total of 100 in
the Senate.
18. The Governor of Missouri possesses the power to have line
item veto, This is a power that the President does NOT have.
19. The first amendment was sited in the case of Texas v.
Johnson due to freedom of “expression”.
20. The Senate and House of Representatives share
responsibility for passing laws in the legislation - 521. how are laws passed by the house and senate? 22. when was the bill of rights adopted? 23. what type of ruling does Missouri's supreme court use? 24. what does the 14th amendment guarantee? 25. what are concurrent powers?21. Laws are passed by the House and Senate and signed by the
President.
22. The Bill of Rights was adopted 2 years after the
Constitution.
23. Missouri’s Supreme Court uses majority ruling, limited to
12 year terms and hears appeals from lower courts.
24. The 14h amendment guarantees equal protection under the
laws.
25. Concurrent powers are those that are shared by both the
federal and state government. - 626. what's the highest law in the nation? 27. what is the number of representatives based on? 28. what is not a concurrent power? 29. what does the constitution not address? 30. why was the impeachment process created?26. The Constitution is the highest law in the nation.
27. The number of representatives each state has is based on
population.
28. Making treaties is not a concurrent power.
29. The US Constitution does not address the issue of world
peace.
30. The impeachment process was created for removal of
elected and appointed officials. - 731. what can the Missouri governor grant? 32. why has the federal governments power been limited since the constitution was created? 33. how are Missouri state senators elected? 34. what do recall elections allow voters to do? 35. what does the supremacy clause state?31. The Missouri Governor can grant pardons.
32. The federal governments power has been limited since the
Constitution was written by limiting to two four- year terms in
office.
33. Missouri State Senators are elected from districts based on
population.
34. Recall elections allow voters to remove elected officials
from office.
35. The Supremacy Clause states that the national government
is superior to state governments. - 836. why was the bill or rights added? 37. how are federal judges nominated? 38. what does Madbury v. Madison establish? 39. why was the second amendment created? 40. what do Amendments 4-7 defend?36. The Bill of Rights was added due to the establishment of
Article V.
37. Federal judges are nominated by the president and
approved by the Senate.
38. Marbury v. Madison established the power of courts to
decide if a law is constitutional.
39. The 2nd amendment was created to give citizens the ability
to resist an oppressive government.
40. Amendments 4-7 defend the rights of the accused.
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