Articles to the U.S. Constitution~22VJSHS

How many presidents died while in office?

The U.S. Constitution was written in ______ and went into effect in what year ______?

What word/title is famously misspelled in the Constitution?

If impeached, former government officials can never run for office again?

The two houses of Congress are called the House and the Senate?

To become President, you must be born in the United States?

To become president, how old must you be and how long must you have lived in the U.S.?

Is the U.S. Constitution the (shortest or longest) written constitution of any major government in the world?

Who becomes President if the President and Vice President die/resign?

If you are accused of a crime in one state and you flee to another state the state that apprehends you must return you?

Supreme Court justices CAN NOT be impeached?

To become a member of the Senate, how old must you be and how long must you have lived in the U.S.?

To be convicted of Treason there must be at least two witnesses or a confession to convict?

How many Supreme Court justices are there? How long are their terms?

The power to review a lower court’s decision is called?

How many articles are there in the Constitution?

The power to hear a case for the first time is called this type of Jurisdiction?

How many Senators are in the Senate

The basic principles and laws of a nation, state, or social group is a called a Constitution?

Did all 13 states send delegates/representatives to the Constitutional Convention?

How long are Presidential terms?

What fraction of the Senate must vote guilty to convict an official?

The Constitution replaced the Articles of Confederation?

Once per year, the president shall deliver a State of the Union message to Congress.

Article 1 creates what branch of our government?

Which house of Congress holds an Impeachment trial?

To become a member of the House of Representatives, how old must you be and how long must you have lived in the U.S.?

Article Four, Section Two also originally included a paragraph about what/whom?

What month are Presidential elections held in?

How many members are there in the House of Representatives today?

How many "amendments" have there been?

Once a bill is sent to the President, he can sign into law, veto it or let it sit on his desk and do nothing

Who serves as the presiding officer in the Senate?

How long are the terms of U.S. Senators?

What is the only job of the Vice-President in the Senate?

To block or reject a bill passed by Congress is called Veto?

How long are terms for House of Represetatives?

Anyone accused of a crime has the right to a trial by jury

Which is a power of the Presidency? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

The minimum number of members that must be present to make meetings valid is called a _____

What term would be used if the House votes to accuse a public official of misconduct/committing a crime?