Necessary and proper, is what clause? - elastic clause

What power does the president have? - exclusive power

Every year in January, what does the president do? - State of Union

Eligibility requirements to run for President - 35 or older, born citizens, and resident of the U.S. for 14 years.

Eligibility requirements for members of the House? - 25 or older, be a citizen of the U.s for 7 years

Eligibility requirements for members of the Senate? - 30 or older, be a citizen of the U.S. for 7 years.

When is slavery abolished in the U.S.? - 1808

Supreme Justice? - safe as long as they maintain good behavior

House impeaches Senate, true or false? - false

What power does the Vice president have? head of the Senate, he can be a tiebreaker.

Who makes treaties? - Exclusive makes treaties, congress (Senate) approves

How many times is slavery mentioned? - 4 times

How many times is slavery stated - 0 times

What are the first 10 amendments? - Bill of rights

One power the Supreme Court has over Congress. - Oversees that laws are constitutional

One power Congress has over the Supreme Court - Approves of justice nominations

What’s the Electoral College? - consists of electors awarded to states based on their representation in Congress, who select the president.

What is the 3/5 compromise, and why was it created? -

Only ____ of eligible voters vote - 2/3, 66%

Where do bills start? - They start at the House of Representatives.

What are the first 3 words in the Constitution? - We the People

Executive branch over the legislative branch - Power to veto

Executive branch over the judicial branch - Power to nominate justices

Legislative branch over the executive branch - the power to try a president for impeachment

Legislative branch over judicial branch - the power to approve appointed judges

Judicial branch over executive branch - Justices cannot be fired by the president

Judicial branch over legislative - Power to declare a law unconstitutional

Who can declare War - Congress, the legislative branch