General Constitutional Knowledge
Articles I & II
Articles III-VII
Constitutional Amendments
Constitutional Principles
100

This was signed in 1787 and set up the American government.

What is the Constitution?

100

This person can hold office for 4  years and two terms.

Who is the President?

100

These people decide how many federal courts we have.

What is Congress?

100

This Amendment extended voting to 18 years old.

What is the 26th Amendment?

100

This Constitutional Principle ensures that no government branch has too much power over the others.

What are Checks and Balances?

200

The branch of government that involves the president.

What is the Executive Branch?

200

Representatives are elected.

What happens every 2 years?

200

A person must be plotting against the US.

What qualifies for treason?

200

This Amendment ended slavery.

What is the 13th Amendment?

200

If the state government wants to change something about the state, they must have the consent of the citizens.

What is Popular Sovereignty?

300

The branch of government which holds the Congress.

What is the Legislative  Branch?

300

These people have to be at least 30 years old.

What is a requirement for Members of the Senate?

300

States, Citizenship, and New States.

What is the topic of article IV?

300

This Amendment prohibited alcohol.

What is the 18th Amendment?

300

The Judicial Branch does not deal with problems relating to the Executive Branch.

What is Separation of Powers?

400

The branch of government that contains the Supreme Court.

What is the Judicial Branch?

400

This person must be 35 years or older.

What is a requirement for the president?

400

Religion cannot be used in this situation.

What is a forbidden qualification for holding a public office?

400

This Amendment allowed women’s suffrage.

What is the 19th Amendment?

400

A self-governing country that does not have the power to make and vote on every law they want to pass as an individual.

What is Republicanism?

500

27 is the number of _____ in the Constitution.

How many Amendments were made to the Constitution?

500

These people approve nominations.

What is the Senate?

500

Nine States had to do this.

How many states had to ratify the Constitution?

500

This Amendment extended voting rights to African Americans.

What is the 15th Amendment?

500

The Golden Gate Bridge was not Federally funded because it was a state decision and the government was doubtful that the bridge tolls would make enough money.

What is Federalism?

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