United States Constitution Quiz

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There are ___ articles in the Constitution  

7

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There are ____ Senators that are in each state.

2

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Representatives in the House are elected every ____ years. 

2

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______________ and ___________ are the two parts of the Congress.

The Senate & House of Representatives

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__________ is the President of the Senate. 

Vice President

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Congressmen/women will be protected from _______  in all circumstances, with the exception of treason, felony, and breach of the peace.  

arrest

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The houses can override a veto if they have a _____ vote.

2/3

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The three different powers given are ___________ powers, _________ powers, and ___________ powers.

delegated, reserved & concurrent

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___________ allows a court to put someone under arrest and requires them to show up in front of a judge and court with no specific reason.

Habeas Corpus

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A state cannot enter into any _________, treaty or confederation. States are forbidden from forming alliances with a foreign country or even with another state without the assent of Congress. 

alliance

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The three qualifications to be president are __________, _________, and _______________.

over 35 years of age, natural born citizen & lived in the US for at least 14 year

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What does the president do in a Congress session? The president addresses the ________ the country is facing in a Congress session. 

problems

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________ has the power to impeach federal officials.

Congress

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The _______________is next to become president if the president and vice-president can no longer serve.

Speaker of the House

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The and their vote determine who becomes president

Electoral College

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The   is the highest court in the United States.

Supreme Court

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What is Full Faith and Credit?

is a regulation that makes it so you are subject to federal laws, the laws of the state you’re in, and the laws of the state your from

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Punishments for treason range from _____, ____, to  _____ .

at the discretion of the judge; ranges from 5 years in prison, a $10,000 fine, to death

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There are     qualifications to become a supreme court judge.

No

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_______________ has the power to admit new states, sell/distribute territories, and (along with the president) has authority over territories before they become states.

Congress

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____ of state legislatures are needed to ratify an amendment. 

¾

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If a state law contradicts a government law, the _________ law overpowers the other one

government

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______ of the thirteen states were necessary for the approval of the Constitution

Nine

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There are ______ amendments in the Bill of Rights.

10

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Amendments to the U.S. Constitution can be proposed by a _______ vote in Congress or by a national convention.

2/3

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The 13th Amendment forbids slavery in every United States territory except for .

criminal punishment

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Amendment ______ forbids President from working more than two terms

24

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The 26th Amendment states it is a citizen's right to vote when they are ___________________.

18 years of age

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The 18th Amendment prohibits the making and transportation of _______________________.

intoxicating liqueurs

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The 23rd Amendment gave _________________ the right to vote

the District of Columbia