Civics Test #3, Constitution

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The difference between the VA and NJ plans

VA

2 legislative chambers, Number of vote depends on population, and bigger state = higher power.

NJ

1 legislative chamber, each state has 1 vote, and smaller states have equal power.

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3/5 compromise

The south wanted to count enslaved people with the vote and the north wanted to count only free people.

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Why were the Federalist papers written?

To convince states to ratify the constitution.

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What were the main purposes of the Constitution?

  1. Establish government: Stated a strong national government.

  2. Guarantee: Guarantees equality.

  3. Affirm: Individual dignity.

  4. Provide: Provides fundamental freedoms of RAPPS


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What were the 3 new ideas that were used in the US Constitution?

Federalism, Separation of Powers, and Checks and Balances.

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3 parts of the constitution

Preamble

Articles

Amendments

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6 purposes of the Constitution

Form a more perfect union.

Establish justice.

Insure domestic tranquility.

Provide for the common defense.

Promote the General Welfare.

Secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our prosperity.

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What does “We the people” in the preamble state?

The ultimate authorities in our government are the people.

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Article 1

Legislative branch.

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Article 2

Executive branch.

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Article 3

Judicial branch.

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Article 4

Organizes states and their rights (Federalism).

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Article 5

The amendment process.

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Article 6

Constitution is the supreme law.

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Article 7

Ratification of the Constitution.

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What is an amendment?

A change or addition to the Constitution.

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Which article explains the amendment process?

Article V

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What do amendments do?

Adapt and change.

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How many amendments are there?

27

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Steps to amending the Constitution

Step 1: Proposal by 2/3 of congress.

Step 2: Ratification by 3/4 of the states.

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Amendment I

R.A.P.P.S.

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Amendment V (5)

Due process.

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Amendment XVI (14)

Defines a US citizens, equal protection, and protects at a state level.

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Amendment XV (15)

All men can vote.

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Amendment XIX (19)

Women can vote.

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Amendment XXIII (23)

D.C. can have electors.

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Amendment XXIV (24)

Ends poll taxing.

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Amendment XXVI (26)

Citizens 18 or over can vote.

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1st main purpose of the Constitution

Establish government: Stated a strong national gov.

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2nd main purpose of the Constitution

Guaranteed equality.

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3rd main purpose of the Constitution

Affirm individual dignity.

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4th main purpose of the Constitution

Provides fundamental freedoms of RAPPS.