U.S. Constitution Articles II-VII

Under the Presidential Succession Act of 1947, who comes after the Speaker of the House in line to become president?

The president must be a natural born citizen?

Under the Presidential Succession Act of 1947, who comes after the Pro Tempore of the Senate to become president?

How many electoral votes does Pennsylvania have?

Judges of the U.S. Supreme Court must be licensed attorneys.

The. U.S. Constitution says the president can receive a salary.

The Constitution gives which branch of the federal government a role in admitting new states to the Union?

A two-thirds majority of both chambers of Congress is necessary to ratify a treaty negotiated by the president.

The Constitution empowers each state to determine how its delegates to the Electoral College are chosen?

The constitution specifies there shall be a maximum of nine judges serving on the Supreme Court.

Under the Presidential Succession Act of 1947, who is second in line to become president?

What portion of the states must ratify a constitutional amendment in order for it to take legal effect?

What is the mininum age to be president?

Which body selects the vice president if no candidate wins a majority (270) of Electoral College votes?

Congress can reduce the salary of federal judges suspected of corruption.

Which clause of the Constitution prevents a state from treating citizens of other states in a discriminatory manner.

Which clause of the Constitution ensures that states respect and honor the laws and court orders of other states?

The body whose delegates meet privately in their respective state capitols to cast separate ballots for POTUS and VPOTUS

All executive power is vested in the president.

The term of a federal judge is how long?

How long is the term of president and vice president?

The president is allowed to fill federal positions when the Senate is in recess.

An individual must be 40 years old to serve on the Supreme Court.

Pennsylvania is free to form an oligarchical system of government, if it so chooses.

Who is commander-in-chief of the military?

Which body selects the president if no one wins a majority (270) of Electoral College votes?

Only Congress can propose amendments to the Constitution.

What is the Supreme Law of the United States

What is the constitutional threshold for impeaching and removing the president and vice president?

What is the check on the president's power to choose federal judges, ambassadors, and heads of executive departments?

The federal government can, by law, prevent individuals who practice radical Islam from becoming president.