What branch is discussed in this article?
Legislative Branch
What branch does this discuss?
the executive branch
This article discusses the judicial branch
Article 3
What does article 5 discuss?
Amendments
What article is the longest and most detailed?
Article 1
list two powers of Congress
Declare War
Make Laws
Impeach officials
Tax
Regulate Trade
What are two powers of the President?
head of the military
receive foreign ambassadors
appoint officials
This article discusses states
Article 4
Which article is known as the Supremacy Clause?
Article 6
What was the first state to ratify the constitution?
Delaware
What is one power the Senate has but the House doesn't
conduct impeachment trial
ratify treaties
approve officials
How long are the presidents terms
4 years
What does "Full Faith and Credit" mean?
What article is it found?
All states will be treated the same/have the same rights
4
How many states ratified the Constitution
13/all
Which Article deals with oath taking?
Article 6
What is Article 1 Section 8
a list of Congress' powers
Who runs elections/the electoral college?
The States
Who creates states?
Congress
Which article discusses ratification
Article 7
Which article discusses the 3/5 compromise
Article 1 Section 2
What are two punishments for Congressional members?
Censure, expulsion from Congress
What reasons might a president be impeached?
Treason, bribery, other high crimes, and misdemeanors
The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a ______ Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against______; and on Application of the Legislature, or of the Executive (when the Legislature cannot be convened) against __________.
Republican
Invasion/Foreign Threat/Foreign Enemies
Domestic Violence/Domestic Threats
Name two ways amendments are ratified.
State legislatures propose amendment, and 3/4 of State legislatures ratify it
Congress proposes amendment, and 3/4 of the State Legislatures ratify it.
What is Habeas Corpus
The right to challenge an arrest/possibly get arrest thrown out on grounds of it being false