Early America
Constitution
Congress
Judicial
Mystery
100

The Congress of Confederation instructed the Convention of 1787 to

propose revisions to the Articles of Confederation

100

The United States Constitution gets its power from

the people

100

A quorum in the House and Senate is a

majority

100

Due process is both

substantive and procedural

100

If the Supreme Court voted 9-0 on a case, there would not be

a dissenting opinion

200

_______ kept careful notes on the Constitutional Convention of 1787.

James Madison

200

Congress begins its sessions at

noon on January 3rd

200

A special power of the United States Senate is to

approve presidential appointments



200

A legislative act that punishes a person without a trial is

a bill of attainder

200

______ increased the number of judges on the Supreme Court

Franklin D. Roosevelt

300

Two primary meetings held before the actual Constitutional Convention were held at

Annapolis and Mt. Vernon

300

To find the proceedings for Congress in past years, look in the

Congressional Record

300

Congress can pass a bill over the President's veto by a

two-thirds vote

300

Cases that are appealed from the highest state court go to

the U.S. Supreme Court

300

The smallest number of electoral college votes a state may have is

three

400

The number of states needed to ratify the Constitution of the U.S. was

nine

400

When Congress makes laws "necessary and proper for carrying into execution the foregoing powers", it is using

implied powers

400

The President of the Senate is the

Vice-President of the U.S

400

The Supreme Court case that ruled that before a suspect is questioned, he or she must be informed of his or her Constitutional rights was

Miranda v. Arizona

400

When the VP or Congress determines that the President is unable to fulfill his duties...

the Vice President becomes the President of the US

500

The Constitution was ratified by

special state conventions.



500

The only crime defined by the Constitution is

treason

500

The total membership of Congress is

535 members

500

The 14th amendment has allowed the provisions of the Bill of Rights to

be extended to cover the states

500

The President does not have the power to...

Declare war