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Structure of the Constitution
Preamble, 7 Articles, 26 Amendments
Preamble, 6 Articles, 27 Amendments
Preamble, 7 Articles, Bill of Rights
Preamble, 7 Articles, 27 Amendments
2
Alias for the Federalist Papers
A.H
Brutus
Anti-Feds
Publius
3
Popular Sovereignty can be found in Articles 1, 2, 3-that creates a Rep. Democracy
True
False
4
Article 2 states the President can be removed for "Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors"
False
True
5
The Rule of Law principle is represented as the Constitution being the "Supreme Law of the Land"
False
True
6
Article of the Constitution that enables it to be amended
Artcile 5
Article 8
Article 6
Article 7
7
Rule of Law is represented by allowing members of Congress to be prosecuted for crimes
False
True
8
Article of the Constitution that creates the Judicial Branch
Article 7
Article 5
Article 4
Article 3
9
Goal of Constitution = Create better Gov. than Articles of Confederation
Create an Oligarchy
Form a more perfect Union
Form a more perfect friendship
Create a Constitutional Monarchy
10
Goal of Constitution = Justice under the constition-Rule of Law and fair Ct. system
Establish Justice
Form better Union
Secure Liberty
Provide for Common Defense
11
Approximate current population in the U.S
1 Billion
2.5 Billion
333 Million
500 Million
12
These three terms describe powers of the Fed. Gov. specifically described in the Constitution
Expresso, Enumero, Delagatto
Delegated, implied, Determined
Delegated, Enumerated, Expressed
Implied, Expressed, Delegation
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Only 2 ways to amend the Constitution
Regulation/Matthew says so
convention of States/3/4 state ratify
Convention of states/Sup. Ct
Statute/Impeachment
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Articles of the Constitution that creates the structure of the U.S Government
Articles 1, 2
Articles 4, 5, 6
Articles 1, 2, 3
Article 7
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# of words in the Preamble
52
51
48
50
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Article of the Constitution that creates the Legislative branch
Article 3
Article 1
Article 2
Article 4
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The idea of Judicial Review allows the Supreme Court to interpret the Constitutionality of Laws
False
True
18
Federal regulation of inter-state trade
Commerce Clause
Delegated Clause
Supremacy Clause
Necessary and Proper Clause
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Goal of Constitution = Protect citizens freedoms and rights
Promote General Welfare
Establish Justice
Provide Common Defense
Secure the Blessings of Liberty
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Implied powers are powers presumed necessary and proper for carrying out delegated powers
False
True
21
Federalism/Federalist System divides and shares power between the 3 branches of Government
True
False
22
How many States are needed to ratify an Amendment?
32
50
25
38
23
What the first paragraph of the Constitution is called
The Bomb
Fact Section
Preamble
Declaration
24
"Posterity" meaning
Back support
All future generations
Stand up straight and protect
Determine
25
Declaring War is an example of
Implied Power
Concurrent Power
Reserved Power
Delegated Power
26
Rule of Law is represented by Government officials taking oath to support the Constitution
True
False
27
Article of the Constitution that creates the Executive Branch
Article 6
Article 1
Article 3
Article 2
28
Laws from Congress
Regulations
Executive Orders
Statutes
Judicial Precedent
29
Judicial Review was an interpretation from 1803 Marbury v. Madison
False
True
30
Under the Principle "Limited Government", Gov. only has power given to it in the Constitution
True
False
31
Popular Sovereignty is the principle that Gov's power is derived from the people
False
True
32
Judicial Review was established in the Constitution
False
True
33
Year the Full Constitution with the Bill of Rights was adopted
1776
1787
1791
1789
34
Was left out of the original Constitution
Bill of Rights
Article 6
Preamble
Article 8
35
Powers independently exercisable by both Federal and State gov.
Implied
Concurrent/Shared
Delegated
Unenumerated
36
Article of the Constitution that creates the Ratification process
Article 7
Article 6
Article 5
Article 2
37
The president must sign Legislation
Ex: Federalism
Ex: Popular Sovereignty
Ex: Limited Government
Ex: Check/Balances
38
First form of Government in U.S
Articles of Confederation
Constitution of the U.S
Magna Carta
Declaration of Independence
39
The Connecticut plan is also referred to as the;
New Jersey Plan
3/5th Clause
Virginia Plan
Great Compromise
40
Government where citizens elect Reps
Republic
Hazenity
Autocracy
Bangsity
41
Article of the Constitution that creates the Supremacy Clause
Article 1
Article 2
Article 3
Article 6
42
Clause that allows Fed. Gov. to make all laws "Necessary and Proper" for country
Santa Clause
Necessary and Proper Clause
Supremacy Clause
I have more power than you clause
43
Goal of Constitution =Take care of the well being of citizens
Promote Blessings of Defense
We the People
Promote Domestic Tranquility
Promote the General Welfare
44
Checks and Balances defines this principle
Consent of Governed
Separation of Power
Popular Sovereignty
Rule of Law
45
Reserved Powers-Powers reserved to the States
10th Amendment
3rd Amendment
Supremacy Clause
Article 1
46
Article of the Constitution that sets rules for the relationship among the states
Article 4
Article 5
Article 3
Article 7
47
Patrick Henry
Has a Beer named after him
Was a Federalist
Was a Federalist who supported the Constitution
Was a Anti-Federalist thought Constitution was dangerous
48
First line of the Preamble of the Constitution
We the people of the United States
We the people of the 13 states
Life liberty and the pursuit of happiness
We hold these truths to be self evident
49
The Constitution's creation of a Rep. Democracy is an example of Pop. Sovereignty and Consent of Governed
False
True
50
Goal of Constitution = Foreign policy
Establish Justice
Insure Domestic Tranquility
Secure Blessings of Liberty
Provide for Common Defense
51
Attorney General of the United States
Bill Barr
John Roberts
Kamala Harris
Merrick Garland
52
Goal of Constitution = Protecting Peace at Home
Establish Justice Tranquility
Insure Domestic Tranquility
Promote the General Welfare
Provide for the Common Defense
53
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Lions
Dawgs
Wildcats
Buckeyes