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Targeting the Constitution Part 4
Targeting the Constitution Part 4
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1
When was the U.S. Constitution ratified (approved)?
1977
1788
2001
2
What qualifications do Representatives and Senators share?
They have to be 40 years old
They must live in the state they represent
They must vote
3
What must states do regarding other state's laws?
Respect them
Copy them
Ignore them
4
"To provide for the common defense" means what?
To have lawyers
to have military to protect us
To defend against haters
5
To be President, you need to have ______________
7 years of citizenship
natural born citizenship
15 years of citizenship
6
Which goal is NOT listed in the Preamble?
Establish justice
Freedom of Press
Promote the general welfare
7
"Secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and posterity" means what?
Freedom of Education
Freedom for now and in the future
Freedom of Religion
8
Which political party does the current president of the U.S. belong to?
Republican
Democratic
Green
9
The three branches of the federal government are ____________
Legislative, Executive, and Judicial
Article 1, 2, and 3
The White House, the capitol, the library of Congress
10
What does "amend" mean?
To change
To veto
To deny
11
What does ratify mean?
To deny
To approve
To veto
12
How old do you need to be to be eligible to vote?
18
21
16
13
Slavery of ended by Amendment ____________
13
19
14
14
What is the "supreme law of the land"?
Whatever the teacher says
The Constitution
The Student Handbook
15
Congress is made of of two houses called _____________ and ___________
Senate & House of Representatives
Teachers & Students
Democrats & Republicans
16
What is our nation's capital?
Boston, MA
Washington, D.C.
Chicago, IL
17
What Amendment gave black people the right to vote (suffrage)?
13th
17th
15th
18
Why is the Bill of Rights an important part of the Constitution?
It guaranteed parents take care of their kids
It guaranteed three branches of government
It guaranteed personal liberties and freedoms
19
The freedom of speech is guaranteed in what Amendment?
2nd
1st
3rd
20
What divides (separates) the powers of the Federal Government into branches?
Separation of Powers
Electric Power
Stacking Powers
21
Why is it important to study Amendment 18 (prohibition) and Amendment 21 (repeal of #18)?
ALL OF THE ABOVE
It shows the Constitution can be amended
It shows the Constition is a "living document"
As a living document, changes can adjust to society's goals
22
Who is the current President of the United States?
Mrs. Walker
Barack Obama
George Bush
23
The three parts of the Constitution are:
Article 1, 2, and 3
The Preamble, the 7 Articles, the 27 amendments
Beginning, middle, end
24
Which amendment gave women the right to vote?
1st
19th
11th
25
The first ten amendments of the Constitution are called ____________
The Top Ten
The Bill of Rights
The Articles