Legislative
This is the name of the building where the Legislative branch meets.
What is the Capitol?
In case the president is unable to perform his duties, this person takes charge.
What is the vice-president?
The traditional number of justices on the US Supreme Court.
What is nine?
How often presidential elections are held in the United States.
What is every four years?
The first 3 words of the US Constitution.
The number of senators each state elects.
What is two?
This is the minimum age a US citizen must be in order to run for president.
What is thirty-five?
This elected official nominates people to serve on the Supreme Court.
What is the president?
This ancient civilization is considered the birthplace of democracy.
What is Greece?
The primary author of the US Constitution.
Who was James Madison?
This is a way the Legislative branch can ignore a presidential veto.
What is override?
The minimum number of years a person must reside in the US before running for president.
What is fourteen?
This power of the Supreme Court can eliminate a law that was passed.
What is declare unconstitutional?
The total number of terms a person can serve as president.
What is two?
The section of the Constitution that specifies the duties and powers of the President.
What is Article Two?
The power the president has to release people serving time in prison.
What is the pardon?
The part of the Constitution that specifies the duties and powers of the Judicial branch.
What is Article three?
The meaning of the root word "demo."
What is people?
This is an addition made to the original Constitution.
What is an amendment?
This power of Congress gives them the ability to charge the president with crimes.
What is impeachment?
The number of presidents the United States has elected so far (including the current president).
What is forty-six?
The name of the current Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court.
Who is John Roberts?
The day of the week when elections are held in the United States.
What is Tuesday?
The introductory part of the Constitution.
What is the Preamble?