Article 1 part 1
25 years old and a citizen for 7 years
Can Congress pay the bills for the United States?
Yes
Who does the executive power go to?
The President
What cases do the Supreme Court take?
All cases
What happens when someone commits a crime?
They are sent back to the state they committed the crime in and tried there
What is the 1st Amendment?
Freedom of Speech, Press, Religion, Assembly, and Petition
The President of the Senate.
The Vice President
Can the state hire soldiers from another country and pay them to fight?
No
How old do you have to be to run for president?
35
What is the name of our system of courts?
Judicial branch
How many states was the Constitution approved by?
9
What is the 8th Amendment?
No cruel and unusual punishment
An example of when a senator would need to be replaced.
Criminal activity, sickness, or general inability
People who are working for the government can't be named _____ unless _____.
Prince, princess, duke, duchess from any foreign Country; Congress approves
If there is a tie in the Ballot voting, who chooses who the President is and who has to agree?
What is an example of a case that would not have a trial in their state?
It did not take place in the state
How much of both houses or of the States as asked of the Legislature is needed to set up Amendments or changed to the Constitution?
2/3
What is an example of the 7th Amendment?
If you steal a candy bar, you can't be tried for $1,000
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The summary of the releasing of the "Written Book"
1/5 of of the Congress agrees and the "Written Book" is released
How would you describe the Bill in the process of being passed?
Every Bill passed by the House of Representatives and the Senate, shall be sent to the President of the United States. If he approves, he shall sign it. It then becomes a law.
The President can make treaties, name Judges of the Supreme Court, and name Ambassadors under whose approval?
The Senate
How would a person be convicted of treason?
If there is two witnesses who saw the crime
"This Constitution and the Laws of the United States shall be the.."?
"...highest Law of the Land."
How would you summarize the 4th Amendment?
(answers may vary)
*Judge's Consent*
Congress cannot stop people from moving into the country before what year?
1808
How does Impeachment work?
The President is put on trial for being stupid and is kicked out of office
What can Congress decide to take away if the accused is guilty of treason?
Congress can decide that the accused can not get the family money or land
"...formed inside any other State."
Predict what would happen if the 4th Amendment was broken.
The US would be turned to anarchy, making people question if they can get away with breaking other Amendment.
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