Article 1 1-6
Article 1 7-10
Article 2
Article 3
Article 4-7
Bill of Rights
100

What is the name of the groups of Congress. 

Senate and House of Represntaives  

100

Can you identify where the senate and representatives receive paychecks from?

The US bank

100

Can you recall how long the president holds office for?

4 years

100

What is the most powerful court?

Supreme Court

100

Article VII:

How many state's approval were needed to establish The Constitution?

Nine

100

What is the definition of Congress?

National legislative body

200

How old must you be to be elected to House and Senate

25,30

200

Can you identify how many people from the house have to agree to pass a bill for it to become a law?

Two-Thirds have to agree

200

Can you identify who chooses the president if there is a tie?

The Senate

200

What branch does Article 3 go over?

The Judical Branch

200

Article IV:

What does the constitution guarantee is legal in all the states?

Marriage, loan, sales of land, and the decision on the parent of a child 

200

How would you summarize the constitution? 

Describes the three chief branches and the federal government

300

Explain who would be the president of the Senate

Vice President and will vote if needed in a draw 

300

Can you summarize Section 8?

If summarized correctly, you get the points.

300

How would you summarize the Cabinet for the president

The Cabinet is a group of people that give him advice for areas including defense, farming, health, money, and trade.

300

Does just the Supreme Court deal with Ambassadors or do other courts as well?

Just the Supreme Court 

300

Article IV:

What does Congress make decisions about? 

The land belonging to the U.S.

300

What conclusion can you draw about the rights not listed in the constitution?

fundamental rights exist they are just not enumerated in the 8th Amendment 

400

Compare and contrast Senate and House

Senate represents state and house represents certain districts.

400

Do you agree or disagree with the idea that nobody can be made royalty unless congress approves of so?

If it is a good argument, you get the points

400

Predict what would happen if the president and vice president must be replaced.

If both the president and vice president must be replaced then the Congress will choose someone to act as president and will continue until another president will be elected

400

Explain why the courts can’t hear a case presented to them.

It's your right as a Citizen of The United States of America and it's stated in the constitution.

400

Article V:

How should an amendment be approved?

An amendment meeting in 3/4 of the states or by Legislatures of 3/4 of the states

400

What further information would you support your idea about the constitution?

Creating a government with enough power to act on national level

500

Predict what would happen if we no longer had congress. 

No organization, sentate and house will be diminshed, laws will no longer be voted on, and etc

500

Can you predict what would happen if the government allowed states to create their own military or hire soldiers from a different country to fight for them?

If it is a logical prediction, they get points
500

Elaborate on what would happen if both houses can't agree, what would the president do?

The president can make them both end their work and can start it again if they both will agree

500

If a person committed a crime in Kansas but is found in Arizona, and caught, what would happen?

They would be tried in the state the crime happened.

500

What evidence supports that all debts owned and contracts signed must still be paid?

"The Articles of Confederation which set up in 1777 assure these agreements."

500

How can you evaluate prohibition?

Public-health benefits were achieved at an acceptable social and economic cost