Howell Constitution Margins Quiz pt.2

bicameral congress

bicameral congress

article 1 section 1

membership of the house

article 1 section 2

power to impeach

article 1 section 2

membership of the senate

article 1 section 3

power to try impeachments

article 1 section 3

laws governing elections

article 1 section 4

rules of congress

article 1 section 5

salaries and immunities of members

article 1 section 6

ban on members of congress holding federal appointive office

article 1 section 6

money bills originate in house

article 1 section 7

procedure for enacting laws; veto power

Article 1, Section 7

powers of congress (taxes, borrowing, regulation of commerce, naturalization and bankruptcy, money, counterfeiting, post office, patents and copyrights, create courts, declare war, create army, call militia, govern DC, necessary and proper clause)

article 1 section 8

restrictions on powers of congress (slave trade, habeas corpus, no bill of attainder, no interstate tariffs, no preferential treatment for states, appropriations no titles of nobility)

article 1 section 9

restrictions on powers of states

Article 1 Section 10

office of president

Article 2 Section 1

election of president

Article 2 Section 1

requirements to be president

Article 2 Section 1

pay of president

Article 2 Section 1

powers of president (commander in chief, pardons, treaties and appointments)

article 2 section 2

relations of president with congress

Article 2 Section 3

impeachment

article 2 section 4

federal courts

Article 3 Section 1

jurisdiction of courts (original, appellate)

article 3 section 2

treason

article 3 section 3

full faith and credit

article 4 section 1

privileges and immunities of the states

article 4 section 2

extradition

article 4 section 2

creation of new states

article 4 section 3

governing territories

article 4 section 3

protection of states

article 4 section 4

amending the constitution

article 5

assumption of debts of confederation

Article 6

supremacy of federal laws and treaties

Article 6

no religious test as qualification

article 6

ratification procedure

article 7

freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition the government

first amendment

right to bear arms

2nd Amendment

no quartering troops inprivate homes

3rd amendment

prohibition against unreasonable searches and seizures

4th amendment

right when accused; due-process clause

fifth amendment

rights when on trial

sixth amendment

common-law suits

seventh amendment

Bail; no "cruel and unusual" punishments

8th amendment

unenumerated rights protected

9th amendment

powers reserved for states

10th amendment

limits on suits against states

11th amendment

revision of electoral college procedure

12th amendment

slavery prohibited

13th amendment

ex slaves made citizens, due process clause applied to states, equal protection clause

14th amendment section 1

reduction in congressional representation for states denying adult males the right to vote

14th amendment section 2

southern rebels denied federal office

14th amendment section 3

rebel debts repudiated

14th amendment section 4

black people given right to vote

15th amendment

authorizes federal income tax

16th amendment

requires popular election of senators

17th amendment

prohibits manufacture and sale of liquor

18th Amendment (section 1)

right to vote for women

19th amendment

federal terms of office to begin in january

20th amendment section 1

emergency presidential succession

20th amendment section 3

repeals prohibition

21st amendment section 1

two term limit for president

22nd amendment section 1

right to vote for president in DC

23rd amendment section 1

prohibits poll taxes in federal elections

24th amendment

presidential disability and succession

25th amendment

voting age lowered to eighteen

26th amendment

congressional pay raises

27th amendment