How many Supreme Court Justices are there and how do they make their decisions?
What is nine and the majority vote decides
100
Votes in case of tie
What is Vice President
100
The Commander-in-Chief of our armed forces
President
100
Right to a trial by jury
What is #7
100
Right of states to maintain a militia and the right of citizens to bear arms.
What is 2nd amendment
200
How are Supreme Court justices decided?
What is they are appointed by the President
200
30 years old. 6 year length
What is the qualifications of the senate and term length
200
What are the qualifications for President
What is U.S. citizen, 35 years old
200
States cannot sue each other nor can the federal government sue the state governments
What is #11
200
War may be declared only by the
What is congress
300
How long can a Supreme Court Justice be on the court
What is for life
300
What is 25 years and to live in the state they represent. Two years.
What are qualifications for House of Representatives? What is the term length?
300
How many terms can a President have?
What is two
300
Protects agains excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishment
What is #8
300
Who holds trials of impeachment?
Senate
400
The system of law that must be followed
What is Due Process
400
What is a quorum?
What is the number of congress needed to be present in order for a vote to take place
400
4 years
What is the term length of the President
400
No quartering of soldiers required
What is #3
400
When senators talk longer than necessary to delay action on a measure it is called:
1. Cloture Rule
2. Gaga rule
3. Filibuster
What is Filibuster
500
A person must be present at their own trial
What is Habeas Corpus
500
Who is in charge of the House of Representatives? Who is in charge of the Senate?
What is Speaker of the House (House of Reps) and V.P. (Senate)
500
2 terms
What is the term limit for the President
500
Right to a Speedy and Public Trial
What is #6
500
If both the president and vice president should die, the present law provides that who shall become president?
a. Speaker of the House
b. Secretary of State
c. Chief Justice of Supreme Court