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What is a amendment?

A written change to the constitution

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Do government officials follow the same laws as everyone else?

Yes!

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After a amendment is proposed it can be ____ by 3/4 of the state?

Ratified.

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How many branches of government are there? 

3.

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____ the people?

We.

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What is the third amendment?

Cannot house soldiers in private citizens homes.

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What are the 3 key powers of Congress?

Make laws, control trade, and decide on taxes and government. 

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Once a amendment is ratified it becomes part of the?

Constitution. 

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What are the key powers of the judicial branch? 

 Interpret laws, and resolve disputes.

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What is the definition of suffrage? 

The right to vote.

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What was the amendment that outlawed slavery?

The 13th amendment.

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If a state law conflicts with federal law, the state government is?

“Supreme law of land”.

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If citizens don't like a amendment it can become ____ by another amendment?

Repealed. 

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What government branch can coin money?

Federal government (Delegated Powers).

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Does the preamble appear in the constitution?

Yes!

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What amendment granted women the right to vote? 

The 19th amendment (1920)

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What branch is the president in?

Executive Branch.

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when the constitution is changed, what changes as well?

Government.

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Who is in the executive branch?

President, the VP, and the cabinet.

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When did the federalist agree to add the Bill Of Rights?

1791.

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What is the 10th amendment?

States all power not explicitly given to the federal goverment.

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What government branch can take military actions?

Federal Govt.

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 12. What are three ways the government and constitution can be adapted to changes in society?

Amendment, interpretation, and custom.

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What is ONE thing Congress can do?

Override a presidential veto.

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In 1890, what was the first state to grant women full suffrage rights?

Wyoming.

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