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The Periodic Table of the Constitution
The Periodic Table of the Constitution
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1
The Preamble is an example of which constitutional principle?
Separation of Powers
Limited Government
Checks and Balances
Popular Sovereignty
2
The Supremacy Clause is located in...
Article 6
Article 10
Article 3
The Preamble
Article 1
The Bill of Rights
3
27 Amendments have been ratified, but how many have been proposed?
33
100
27
11,000+
4
Congress is comprised of...
Judicial
Executive
House
Senate
5
The electoral college is...
A fraternity
Where you learn about voting
Where the Supreme Court hears cases
The elector of the President
6
Federalism is defined as...
Government power is distributed between the national and state governments.
The Supreme Courts is the supreme law of the land.
Federal laws have priority over state laws.
The citizens of each states are entitled to equal treatment under the law.
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The Virginia Plan at the Constitutional Convention benefited...
Little States
Poor People
Rich People
Big States
8
The Supreme Court has the power of______.
Martial Law
Constitutional Drafting
Habeas Corpus
Judicial Review
9
The US Constitution is the oldest and longest of all National Constitutions.
True
False
10
Which of the following is
not
a principle of the constitution?
Popular Sovereignty
Checks and Balances
Limited Government
Democracy
Federalism
Republicanism
11
The 3/5ths Compromise was nullified by the_____.
The Supreme Court
The 13th Amendment
The 5th Amendment
Miranda v Arizona
12
Ratification of the Constitution required ____ out of ____ states to ratify it.
10/13
5/10
12/13
9/13
13
Articles 1, 2, and 3 are examples of______.
Individual Rights
Republicanism
Limited Government
Separation of Powers
14
The President has all of the following powers except...
Declares War
Appoints Supreme Court Justices, cabinet members, and ambassadors
Grants Pardons
Commander in Chief of the military
15
Congress has the power to...
Coin Money
Collect Taxes
Command the military
Grant patents & copyrights
Issue executive orders
Declare war
16
The Federalist Papers were drafted by...
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
John Jay
James Madison
John Adams
George Washington
17
The New Jersey Plan at the Constitutional Convention advocated for...
Bicameralism
Tricameralism
Representation based on state population.
Equal representation for each state.
18
The President must be at least...
35 Years Old
27 Years Old
32 Years Old
40 Years Old
19
Amendments to the Constitution may be proposed by...
Congress
Supreme Court
States
Individual Citizens
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Article 4 requires...
States to apply to congress for statehood.
States to have a Republican form of government.
States to honor federal law.
States to treat other states' citizens as equal to their own.
