Bill of Rights
Article 1
Article 2
Article 3-4
Article 5-7
100

The right to bear arms.

What is the second amendment?

100

67% vote.

What percentage of votes from Congress do you need to veto the president?
100

Two terms.

How many terms does a president have?

100

Lifetime, or until something happens.

How long is a term for a judge?

100

Two steps.

How many steps are there to change/amend the constitution?

200

Use it to deny rights.

What can you not do with the Constitution?

200

By population.

How is the number of HoR determined?

200

35 years old.

How old do you have to be to become president?

200

So there is no tie.

Why is there an odd amount of judges?

200

9 out of 13.

How many states must approve?

300

Speech, religion, peaceful assembly, press, and petition the government.

What are the five different parts of the first amendment?

300

Regulate commerce with foreign nations.

What is one of the powers of Congress?

300

A term is lifetime, which leaves a legacy for the president.

Why is the supreme court justice the most powerful appointment made by a president?

300

Acknowledge the law.

If a law is passed by a state, what must other states do with it?

300

2/3 of both houses of Congress must agree 

What is the first step of amending the constitution?

400

4th amendment.

If you get searched without a warrant, what amendment is being violated?

400

Checking if laws are Constitutional.

How does the Judicial branch check the Legislative branch?

400

The legislative branch can impeach the president or override the president with enough votes.

How does the Legislative branch check the Executive branch?

400

The people/voters.

In a republican form of government, where does the power come from?

400

Illinois makes a law saying that police can search you for any reason at whatever time.

What is an example of supremacy clause?

500

Due process of law, eminent domain, double jeopardy clause, no self incrimination.

What are the five different parts of the 5th amendment? 

500

You cannot backdate a law.

What is ex-post facto laws?

500

By checking that Executive orders are legal.

How does the Judicial branch check the Executive branch?

500

The Senate.

Who must confirm judicial appointments?

500

Supremacy clause.

What is the term saying the constitution has power over any state?

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