Added to the Constitution in 1870 this amendment gave African Americans the right to vote.
What is the Fifteenth (15th) Amendment?
Your second amendment rights are known as these....
What is the right to bear arms?
Both Cincinnatus and George Washington modeled this when they served their countries instead of doing what they wanted......
What is Civic Virtue?
Article 1 of the Constitution set up a bicameral system -- called
What is the House and Senate?
This group wanted a strong Federal government and was somewhat lead by James Madison....
What is Federalists?
The Constitution says you have to be ______ years old to be President of the United states
What is 35 years old.
This Article of the Constitution says it's the Supreme Law of the land....
What is Article 6?
Amendment 24 eliminated this tax to allow more equity to the US voting system.
What is a POLL tax?
While the 5th Amendment prohibits the government from trying a person twice for the same crime. We commonly refer to this as..........
What is double jeopardy?
This term traces back to natural rights philosophy of John Locke. We believe that these rights are are so important that governments may not interfere with them.
What is a fundamental right or Natural Right?
Members of the US Supreme Court are the only government officials who serve this term length....
What is for life?
What is Article 3?
A law that all people must follow is called.....
What is a common law?
This article allows state laws to transfer to other states without punishment (think driving permit from Iowa to Colorado)
What is the 4th Article?
Which Article is the longest in the Constitution?
What is Article 1?
The court case in 1803 that allowed for a unanimous Supreme Court decision giving judges the power to decide whether acts of Congress, the executive branch, state laws and even state constitution violate the United States Constitution (provided the foundation of judicial review)
What is Marbury v. Madison?
This is the number of states needed to ratify the Constitution.
What is 9?