Who Has the Last Word: teacher key
How Laws Are Made, grade 10 edition, written for 10th grade. Congress writes a law and the president can sign or veto it. Courts can examine laws, and agencies issue rules.
Read the book. Print this page for the key.
Questions and answers
- Which plan gave each state representation based on population or wealth?
- The Virginia plan (answer)
- The New Jersey plan
- The Connecticut plan
- How was the Great Compromise adopted on July 16, 1787?
- By a margin of one vote (answer)
- By a unanimous vote
- By the president's signature
- What can an agency not do?
- Collect public comments
- Issue a rule without authority from a law (answer)
- Propose a regulation
- What did Chief Justice John Marshall's decision establish?
- The pocket veto
- Judicial review (answer)
- The Daily File
- In this passage, what does "bicameral" describe: "a bicameral legislature"?
- One with two houses (answer)
- One based on wealth
- One that meets every year
Words
- bicameral: two-house
- amendments: changes
- enrolled: final passed copy
- regulations: agency rules
- judicial: of the courts