Presidential requirements
Congress and the Constitution
The Electoral College
Representation
Impeachment
100

What is the minimum age a person must be to become President of the United States?

35

100

This article of the Constitution outlines the powers of Congress.

Article I?

100

How many Electoral Votes are currently in the system?

538

100

Each state has this number of Senators.

2

100

Who has the power to impeach the President?

House of Representatives

200

The President must have lived in the U.S. for how many years before running?

14 years

200

This term describes Congress having two chambers with equal power.

bicameralism or bicameral equality

200

How many votes does a candidate need to win the presidency?

270

200

House representation is based on this.

Population

200

What kind of crimes can lead to impeachment?

"high crimes and misdemeanors"

300

The President must be what type of citizen

natural-born citizen

300

The Founders gave more detail to Congress than the presidency or judiciary in the Constitution for this reason.

they intended Congress to be the most powerful branch

300

What is the formula for determining a state's electoral votes?

House members plus Senators (H + S)

300

This amendment allowed for the direct election of Senators.

17th Amendment

300

How many Presidents have been impeached by the House?

three (Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump

400

Name two other eligibility requirements besides age.

e being a natural-born citizen and 14 years of U.S. residency

400

This chamber is considered the “people’s house” and has 435 members.

The House of Representatives

400

How many times has the popular vote winner lost the presidency?

5 times(1824, 1876, 1888, 2000, 2016) 

400

These types of districts are drawn to increase minority representation.

majority-minority districts

400

What is required in the Senate to remove a President?

a two-thirds vote

500

Why did the framers include a 14-year residency requirement

to prevent divided loyalties, especially with England

500

 This is the process of drawing political districts to favor one party. 

gerrymandering

500

In which year did the House decide the election, even though the electoral vote leader lost?

1824

500

This state gained the most political power due to population shifts in recent decades.

California

500

Which President resigned under the threat of removal?

Richard Nixon