Just how much do you know about the American Government? Do you know enough to pass this quiz? The United States federal leadership is composed of three distinct branches. These include the legislature, executive, and judicial. Their powers are vested in the United States constitution, congress, the president, and federal courts. Take this quiz and see how much you know about the American government.
Admiral
Secretary of State
Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces
Attorney General
Chief Executive of the Federal Government
Your Highness
Vice President
Governor of the Federal States
Missouri, Oregon
Ohio, Montana
Pennsylvania, Idaho
Tennessee, Nevada
Declaration of Independence
Treaty of Versailles
Agreement to Govern a Republic
The United States Constitution
A form of government that unites several individual state governments.
A White House with a President Living inside.
A Government of the People and By the People
A Local Government run by a Mayor and Council
True
False
True
False
Yes, the President is very powerful.
Yes, but he/she needs to make sure that the American people like the way he/she has spent the tax money.
No. The President has nothing to do with the budget.
No. The President presents a proposed budget to the Congress, who can approve, modify, or reject it.
True
False
Checking Accounts is Important
The Public has a Right to Know
Separation of Powers
Cultural Education
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