Govt. Ch. 10, 11, And 12

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This person favors a broad interpretation of the constitution.

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liberal construstionist

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Bringing charges against the president for any high crimes and misdemeanors.

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impeach

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This person favors limiting powers of congress to its expressed powers and only the most vital implied powers.

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strict construstionist

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A legal proceeding for distributing to creditors the assets of those unable to pay their debts.

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bankrupsy

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The implied powers are based on this clause of the Constitution.

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1-8:18

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This is used to prevent action on a bill.

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silibuster

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Who must approve treaties by a two-thirds vote.

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senate

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This cannot be limited by any government agency.

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debt

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This Supreme Court case upheld the doctrine of implied powers.

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McCulloch vs. Maryland

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This was placed in the Constitution in order to empower Congress to pass laws needed to carry out the expressed powers.

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necessary and proper clause

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The senate needs a majaority on order to pass all major presidental

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appointments

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This house is given the power to impeach.

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house

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The U.S. government was given this power in order to establish uniform proceders for dealing with insolvent debtors.

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bankrupsy

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This person is the presiding officer in the Senate when the Vice President is absent.

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president portemplor

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Unlike the house, the Senate has few limits on

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debates

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This person favors a broad interpretation of the constitution.

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liberal construstionist

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Bringing charges against the president for any high crimes and misdemeanors.

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impeach

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This person favors limiting powers of congress to its expressed powers and only the most vital implied powers.

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strict construstionist

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A legal proceeding for distributing to creditors the assets of those unable to pay their debts.

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bankrupsy

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The implied powers are based on this clause of the Constitution.

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1-8:18

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This is used to prevent action on a bill.

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silibuster

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Who must approve treaties by a two-thirds vote.

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senate

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This cannot be limited by any government agency.

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debt

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This Supreme Court case upheld the doctrine of implied powers.

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McCulloch vs. Maryland

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This was placed in the Constitution in order to empower Congress to pass laws needed to carry out the expressed powers.

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necessary and proper clause

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The senate needs a majaority on order to pass all major presidental

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appointments

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This house is given the power to impeach.

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house

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The U.S. government was given this power in order to establish uniform proceders for dealing with insolvent debtors.

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bankrupsy

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This person is the presiding officer in the Senate when the Vice President is absent.

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president portemplor

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Unlike the house, the Senate has few limits on

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debates