annual authorizations

yearly remonstrations

annual appropriations

trust funds

restrictive rule

When a group of smaller parties and interest groups combine and work together to form a majority in Congress

When the two major political parties agree to work towards the collective good of the nation and put aside bipartisanship

When two or more national governments work together on the international stage—such as through the United Nations—to advance their collective cause

When two seemingly disparate interest groups work together to advance both of their issues

When the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Branches of government work together under the leadership of the same party

Senate

House of Representatives

Vice President

Supreme Court

The Cabinet

It creates the bureaucracy with legislation

It controls the funding

It can restrict or expand the existing bureaucracy through legislation

All of these

He tried to “pack” the court

He attempted to have the “four horsemen” assassinated

He tried to institute a mandatory age of retirement

He attempted to do away with the Supreme Court

All of the answers are correct

William H. Taft

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Roger B. Taney

John Jay

Grover Cleveland

prevent the president from declaring war without the granted support of Congress

increase the number of troops stationed in Vietnam

decrease the number of troops stationed in Vietnam

prevent the President from signing peace treaties without the consent of Congress

overturn the United States’ commitment to the United Nations

the power of the Supreme Court to review the constitutionality of certain government acts

the power of the executive branch to deem rulings by the Supreme Court as being in violation of established laws

the power of the legislative branch to review and overturn decisions made by the Supreme Court

the power of the legislative branch to impeach and remove justices from the Supreme Court

the power of the executive branch to review appointments for the Supreme Court

The House votes for impeachment, then the Senate conducts a trial in which the President must be found guilty to be removed from office.

A two-thirds vote of the House and the Senate calls for impeachment, then a trial is conducted by the Supreme Court in which the President must be found guilty to be removed from office.

A two-thirds vote of the Senate calls for impeachment, then a trial is conducted in the House in which the President must be found guilty to be removed from office.

The Vice-President calls for a public referendum, and if the majority of people support impeachment, then the President goes to trial in the Senate and, if found guilty, is removed from office.

None of these; only a general election can remove a President from office.

Andrew Johnson

Richard Nixon

Bill Clinton

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt