Study Guide for Carbone

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Preamble to the Constitution

It’s the hello message that tells what the Constitution wants to do — keep us safe, make things fair, and help everyone

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Qualifications for senator

at least 30, U.S citizen for 9 years, must live in the state you want to represent

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Qualifications for House of Representatives

at least 25, a U.S citizen for 7 years, and live in the state they want to represent

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Qualifications for President

must be 35, naturally born in the U.S, must live in the U.S

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How many states had to ratify the Constitution

nine had to say yes

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Senator term of office

6 years

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House of representative term of office

2 years

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President term of office

4 years

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Federal Judge term of office

For life (until they retire or pass away)

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Who is the President of the Senate

The Vice President

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When does the President of the Senate vote

Only when there’s a tie

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If the President doesn’t sign or return a bill

It becomes a law after 10 days (unless Congress goes home)

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What Congress needs to override a veto

A 2/3 vote in both the House and Senate

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Who received the last right to vote

18-year-olds

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15th Amendment

Black men can vote

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24th Amendment

No more paying money (poll tax) to vote

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First 10 Amendments

Called the Bill of Rights — they protect your freedoms.

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Supreme Law of the Land

The Constitution — the biggest rulebook.

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Three Branches of Government

Legislative Executive Judicial

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Legislative Branch

Makes Laws

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Executive Branch

Enforces laws

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Judicial Branch

Judges Laws

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Reserved Powers

Powers saved for the states

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Delegated Powers

Powers given to the national government

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How police get a search warrant

They ask a judge and show a good reason

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How new states are admitted

Congress says yes

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What it means if a section is no longer in use

It’s outdated — we don’t follow it anymore

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How many presidents have been impeached

3 presidents

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How a constitutional amendment becomes law

Congress votes, then states vote to approve it

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How long a president can serve

Up to 8 years

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How often the government does a census

Every 10 years

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Current president as of 1/20/21

Joe Biden

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Current Chief Justice

John Roberts

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Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy

The President

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Senate must approve the President’s choices for

Judges, ambassadors, and top government jobs.

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Electoral College

A group that officially picks the President.

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Senators (2) + # of Representatives

How the number of electors from each state determined for the Electoral College

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Electoral College

A group that officially picks the President.

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Presidential line of succession

Who becomes President next if something happens (VP → Speaker → etc.).

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Electoral votes needed to win

270

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How many presidents we had as of 1/20/21

46

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How often U.S. Representatives are elected

Every 2 years

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# of Amendments

27

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Article 1 of the Constitution

Explains Congress and how it works

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How many Representatives in the House

435

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How many Supreme Court Justices

9