This is defined as the authority of a court to hear, try, and decide a case.

This is the period of time during which Congress assembles.

It gives Congress the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations.

This was the downfall of Nixon.

All major appointments made by the President must be confirmed by this entity.

The American dual court system implies a system that consists of a federal court system and ________________

This is the period of time each term of Congress lasts.

This is the kind of money that a creditor must by law accept in payment for debt.

This person is the Chief Executive Officer of the United States.

This office can only make treaties with other nations with the permission of Congress.

There are this many Justices serving on the Supreme Court.

Who may call Congress in to a special session at any time?

This is the exclusive right for an author to reproduce, publish, and sell her creative work.

This act separated the presidential and vice-presidential elections.

This person is elected as the Commander in Chief of the Nation's Armed Forces.

It is the main role the Supreme Court plays in relation to the Constitution.

It is the basis upon which the House of Representatives are apportioned or distributed.

This is the power to make all laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into execution the foregoing powers and all other powers vested by the Constitution in the government of the US.

This is the scheme by which a sudden presidential vacancy is filled.

This is a pact made between the President and the Head of a foreign state.

While more than 8000 cases are filed with the Supreme Court each year, only about this many are heard each term.

Congress does this after each Census (every 10 years)

Congress has the power to investigate and inquire through Senate hearings according to this section of the Constitution.

This is a closed meeting of like minded people gatherer to elect delegates to the national convention.

This is the office that appoints new Supreme Court Justices.