The political system of Usa

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George Washington was the first person to be elected the
President of the United States. His political life was successful.
In 1792 he was reelected for the next 4 years.
Thomas Jefferson was an American outstanding man and the third
President of the USA. The Declaration of Independence was written
by Thomas Jefferson.
In 2000 George Bush became the candidate of the President
from the Republican Party. George Walker Bush is the fortythird and current President of the United States.

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Constitution
Judicial
Legislative
CONGRESS
Executive
• US Supreme
Court
• Senate
• House of
Representatives
• President
• Vice President
• Executive Office of
the President
• US Courts of
Appeal
• Special Courts

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The legislative branch
1.The Congress.
2.It is a group of people elected to make
laws for the country.
3.Congress has two parts: The Senate
and The House of Representatives.

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The senate
1.There are 100 senators.
2.Each state has two senators.
3.A Senator is in office for 6 years. This is
called a “term.”
4.Senators meet in the U.S. Capitol building

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The house of representatives
1.There are 435 representatives.
2.The more people that live in a state, the
more representatives it has.
3.Representatives serve for a term of two
years.
4.They can be elected for more than one term.

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The Executive Branch
1.The president, or Chief Executive, is the head of the
government.
2.Americans vote every four years for their leader of their
democratic society.
3.After elected to serve his/her country, the president
lives and works in the White House.
4.The president is in charge of the armed forces.
5.The president works with leaders of other countries.

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The Judicial branch
1.The Supreme Court is the highest court is the
U. S., and is the system of courts to settle
questions about the laws.
2.The nine justices can serve for as long as they
live, or wish to retire.
3.Each justice is chosen by the president.

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-The president carries out the laws of the
United States.
-The Congress (Senate and House of
Representatives) makes the laws.
-The Supreme Court explains the laws.

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