Worth 50 i want answers, not just something to get the points!

“article i, section 8” of the u. s. constitution
“the congress shall have the power . . to declare war, grant letters of marque and reprisal, and make rules concerning captures on land and water….”

“article ii, section 2” of the u. s. constitution
“the president shall be commander in chief of the army and navy of the united states, and of the militia of the several states, when called into the actual service of the united states; he may require the opinion, in writing, of the principal officer in each of the executive departments, upon any subject relating to the duties of their respective offices, and he shall have power to grant reprieves and pardons for offences against the united states, except in cases of impeachment.”
how do these two excerpts best illustrate the limitation of the federal government’s power?
a) congress can impeach a government official, but the president can grant pardons.
b) the president has the power to declare war, but congress regulates prisoners of war.
c) congress determines military strategy, but the president has the power to declare war.
d) the president commands the military but cannot go to war without congress’s approval.
37)

candidates a, b, and c were running for senator. candidate a received 45% of the vote, candidate b received 35% of the vote, and candidate c received 20% of the vote.
what would be the outcome of the election?
a) candidate a would become senator.
b) candidates a & b would be in a run-off election.
c) candidates a, b, & c would all face each other in another special election.
d) candidates b & c would have an election, with the winner facing candidate a.
38)

what conclusion can you make about the georgia court system?
a) its members are appointed.
b) its authority is divided among many levels.
c) it does not respond to the needs of everyday people.
d) it is ultimately controlled by the executive branch.
39)
which action is most important to settling a conflict peacefully?
a) getting your point across
b) speaking the loudest
c) refusing to speak
d) remaining calm
40)
in georgia, a school district is an example of a
a) special-purpose government.
b) council-manager government.
c) general-purpose government.
d) residential-community government.
41)
in georgia, a juvenile is a person who
a) lives at home.
b) does not vote.
c) is going to a public school.
d) is no older than 17 years of age.
42)
which of these is a right given to a juvenile when taken into custody but is not a right of an adult when taken into custody?
a) right to an attorney
b) right to remain silent
c) right to be informed of one's rights
d) right to have a parent/guardian present