LUOA 1.5.T Civics Quiz

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What is known as the "Lame Duck Amendment"?

Twentieth Amendment

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The Seventeenth Amendment changed the election process of what government position(s)?

US senators

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Under the Twenty-Fifth Amendment, the president can fill a vacancy in the vice presidency, so long as what?

The nominee is confirmed by a majority vote of both houses of Congress.

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What amendment prevents the federal government from quartering soldiers in civilian homes during peacetime?

Third Amendment

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The ______  Amendment protects citizens from unlawful searches and seizures.

fourth

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Collectively, how many amendments have been made to the Constitution?

27

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Twenty-Second

limited presidential terms

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Twentieth

shortened the "lame duck" period between election and inauguration

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Twenty-First

repealed the Eighteenth Amendment

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Nineteenth

gave women the right to vote

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Who leads the Senate if the vice president is absent?

the president pro tempore

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The _____________ can sign the bill into law or veto it by sending it back to the house that created it with his or her reasoning for not signing it.

president

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The Supreme Court primarily has _________ jurisdiction rather than original jurisdiction.

appellate

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The ______ Amendment states that the rights of the people are not surrendered just because they are not enumerated in the Constitution.

Ninth

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Congress is the only legislative assembly that can pass ___________ laws.

national

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The number of representatives for each state is _______________.

based on population

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The House has the right to ___________ an official of the United States.

impeach

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How many times a year is Congress required to meet?

once

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A(n) ______ is the minimum number of members that must be present to conduct business.

quorum

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How are members of Congress paid?

from the US Treasury

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Bills related to raising money by taxes can only be introduced by ___________.

the House of Representatives

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The "______________" gives Congress the power to pass laws that are necessary to carry out the laws that are already enumerated (listed) in the Constitution.

Elastic Clause

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What is a power denied to Congress?

granting titles of nobility

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Which section of Article I covers the powers that are denied to Congress?

Section 9

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To become president, one has to be a(n) _________ citizen.

natural-born

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The president can make treaties, though they must be approved by a __________ majority of the Senate.

two-thirds

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What address is given by the president every January to inform American citizens about American affairs?

State of the Union

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Members of the House of Representatives are elected every ___ years.

two

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Under the constitution, the ______ is given the power to run an impeachment trial.

Senate

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Who elects the president and vice president of the United States?

electors from each state

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Article I of the constitution outlines the structure and powers of the ___________ branch.

legislative

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Only ________ has the power to declare war.

Congress

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In order to be a member of the house of representatives, one has to be a citizen of the United States for seven years, must be a resident of the state he or she represents and ___________________________.

must be at least 25 years old

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In order to be a member of the house of representatives, one has to be a citizen of the United States for seven years, ________________________ and must be at least 25 years old.

must be a resident of the state he or she represents

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In order to be a member of the house of representatives, one has to be ___________________________, must be a resident of the state he or she represents and must be at least 25 years old.

a citizen of the United States for seven years

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What city can Congress make laws for?

Washington, D.C. 

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The president can appoint ambassadors, ministers, judges, and other officers of the United States so long as they are approved by the _______.

senate

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In order to be elected president of the United States, one has to be a natural-born citizen, must have resided in the United States for fourteen years and _________________________.

must be at least 35 years old

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In order to be elected president of the United States, one has to be a natural-born citizen, ________________________________ and must be at least 35 years old.

must have resided in the United States for fourteen years

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In order to be elected president of the United States, one has to be _____________________, must have resided in the United States for fourteen years and must be at least 35 years old.

a natural-born citizen

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How long do Supreme Court justices serve?

 life

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The Supreme Court primarily has _______________ jurisdiction.

appellate

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The third clause of Article IV, Section 2, is null and void because the ___________ Amendment outlawed slavery.

Thirteenth

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The United States government must guarantee each state a(n) _____________ form of government.

representative

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One thing that is NOT methods by which the Constitution can be amended are ________________________________________ _____________, and then the president approving or vetoing the amendment.

two-thirds of the people in a state calling a special convention to propose an amendment

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One thing that is NOT methods by which the Constitution can be amended are two-thirds of the people in a state calling a special convention to propose an amendment, and then _____________.

the president approving or vetoing the amendment

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What is true about Article VI of the Constitution?

It says that the Constitution and the laws and treaties made under its authority are the supreme law of the land.

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__________ jurisdiction means the first court that will make a decision on a case.

original

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The right to trial by jury is guaranteed in all cases except for ____________.

impeachment

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How many witnesses to the same overt act are required for a conviction of treason according to Article III of the United States Constitution?

two

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What are the duties of the federal government as defined by the Guarantee Clause of the Constitution? Answer: 1. to ensure that every state has a representative government and 2.???

to protect states from threats both inside and outside the nation

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What are the duties of the federal government as defined by the Guarantee Clause of the Constitution? Answer: 1.??? and 2. to protect states from threats both inside and outside the nation

to ensure that every state has a representative government

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Article I

outlines the legislative branch

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Article VII

outlines the method of ratification of the Constitution

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Article V

outlines the amendment process

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Article III

outlines the judicial branch

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Article VI

states that the Constitution is the supreme law of the land

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Article II

outlines the executive branch

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Article IV

contains the Privileges and Immunities Clause

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The _________ Amendment permits the people to keep and bear arms.

Second

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The Fifth Amendment guarantees that a person cannot be tried for the same crime twice. This concept is known as ____________.

double jeopardy

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What amendment states that the right to a trial by jury is protected for all civil lawsuits involving twenty dollars or more?

Seventh

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What does the Bill of Rights say about governmental powers that aren't listed in the Constitution?

They belong to the states and to the people.

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Which constitutional amendment freed the slaves?

Thirteenth

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What is one issue with the original system for choosing the president that was fixed by the Twelfth Amendment?

It could result in a president and vice president from different political parties.

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Which constitutional amendment guarantees that people won't be prevented from voting because of race, color, or previous servitude?

Fifteenth

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What did the Seventeenth Amendment do?

It provided for the direct election of senators by popular vote.

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Which constitutional amendment gave women the right to vote?

Nineteenth

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The Twentieth Amendment is also known as the _______ Amendment.

Lame Duck

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The Twenty-Fourth Amendment declared _________ illegal.

poll taxes

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The Twenty-Fifth Amendment says that if the president dies or resigns, the vice president ________________.

becomes the president

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Seventeenth

Senators are to be elected by popular vote.

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Fifteenth

States cannot deny the right to vote based on race, color, or previous state of servitude.

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Sixteenth

Congress has the right to levy an income tax.

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Eighteenth

Outlawed the sale, production, and transportation of alcohol.

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The _____ Amendment bars Congress from establishing a state church and ensures citizens' freedom of religion.

first

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Twenty-Third

gave citizens of Washington, DC, the right to vote in presidential elections

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