This is the collective name of the two chambers of the legislative branch of the US government.

This form of presidential power is constitutional and has been used by every single person to hold the office. Hint: George Washington used one to create the Thanksgiving holiday.

This is one of the most widely known and recognized examples of a government corporation.

This court is the highest level of federal court and the highest court in the United States judicial system.

This is the number of justices that currently make up the US Supreme Court.

Each state is allowed two representatives in this chamber of Congress and representatives serve 6 year terms.

This type of veto cannot be overridden by Congress.

This is what happens when Congress and the President cannot agree on a federal budget for the fiscal year.

This is the type of appointment granted to members of the federal judiciary, or judicial branch.

The US Constitution grants this branch of government the power to decide how many justices will sit on the US Supreme Court.

This current GA Senator is up for re-election in 2022.

During his presidential campaign, this recent US president vowed to not use signing statements but ended up using them within his first months in office.

The Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Defense are examples of this sort of bureaucratic agencies. Hint: they advise the President.

This landmark case established judicial review for the Supreme Court, or the power to strike down actions of Congress, the president or states if those acts violate the Constitution.

This current Supreme Court justice is also the Chief Justice, and was appointed by George Bush.

The means by which members of Congress seek to win federal funds for their districts or states.

This US president was the first to begin taking more power for his office and away from the Legislative Branch.

This term describes the process by which the federal government releases control or authority over a project to state or local governments.

This is the circuit within the US Court of Appeals that hears cases that are from Georgia, including wrongful conviction appeals of murder cases.

Although the Constitution does not explicitly restrict justices from voicing these sort of opinions, most justices do not to avoid questions regarding their ethics.

The two most recent US presidents to be impeached by Congress.

This is the period of time from 1800-1933 when Congress, or the Legislative Branch, dominated national policymaking.

Disagreements over this issue are what caused the longest and most recent federal shutdown.

This Founder was strongly opposed to the judicial branch becoming the most powerful branch of the newly formed US government.

How many justices made up the original Supreme Court, as appointed by George Washington.