The House
The Senate
Articles
Constitution
Principles of the Constitution
100

How old do you have to be to run for the House of Representatives?

25

100

How old do you have to be to run for the Senate?

30

100

Under the Articles, each state had this many votes in Congress, no matter its size.

1 vote 

100

What are the first three words of the preamble?

We the people

100

The President must also follow the law and can be impeached if he breaks it.

Rule of Law

200

How long is a term in the House?

2 years

200

How long is a term in the Senate?

6 years

200

Under a Confederation, what level of Government holds the most power?

States

200

This branch of government interprets laws and decides if they are constitutional.

Judicial

200

The President is Commander-in-Chief, but only Congress can declare war.

Separation of Powers


300

How many years do you have to be a citizen to run for the House?

7

300

How many years do you have to be a citizen to run for the Senate?

9 years

300

What event signaled the end of the Articles of Confederation?

Shays Rebellion

300

This “compromise” created a two-house Congress, one based on population and one with equal representation.

Connecticut/GREAT

300

A law is passed, but the President vetoes it. Congress overrides the veto with 2/3 vote.

Checks and Balances 

400
House Representatives represent their ___________ 

Districts 

400

What is the longest time (in years) one person has ever served in the Senate?

51 years- Robert Byrd (WV) 

400

This group wanted a strong central government and supported the Constitution.

Federalists

400

Who was the oldest delegate at the Constitutional Convention?

Benjamin Franklin (81)

400

House of Representatives are elected every 2 years.

Republicanism


500

The current Speaker of the House 

Mike Johnson

500

Who is the head of the Senate?

Vice President/JD Vance

500

What was one positive thing the Articles accomplished?

Outlawed slavery/provided Bill of Rights for citizens in NW territory
500

What year was the Constitution officially adopted?

1787

500

A state government cannot make a treaty with another country because that power belongs to the federal government.

Federalism

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