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Constitution Study Guide

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show Executive.  
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Describe the line of presidential succession.   show
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Which offices are included in the executive branch?   show
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show At least 35 years of age.  
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What are the term lengths and limits of the President?   show
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What are the residency requirements to become President?   show
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show Serve as commander in chief of armed forces, Accept of veto congressional bills, Negotiate treaties with the consent of the Senate.  
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show Treason, Bribery, Perjury, Corruption, and Lying under oath.  
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show Judicial.  
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show District Courts, Court of Appeals, Supreme Court.  
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show Federal judges are appointed by the President and approved by the Senate.  
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How many Supreme Court justices are there including the Chief Justice?   show
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show John Roberts.  
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What was the first plan of our national government called?   show
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How long did the Articles of Confederation last?   show
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In 1787, delegates met in which city to change the Articles of Confederation?   show
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What was the Virginia Plan?   show
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Who wrote the Virginia Plan?   show
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What was the New Jersey Plan?   show
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Who wrote the New Jersey Plan?   show
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What was another name for the Great Compromise?   show
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show Federalists favored the Constitution and advocated a strong central government. Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, James Madison.  
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show Disagreed with the Constitution. Thomas Jefferson, George Mason, Patrick Henry.  
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show 38 of 50.  
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Who wrote the Bill of Rights?   show
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show Amendment IV (Amendment 4)  
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What rights does Amendment I give the citizen?   show
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Which amendment protects the citizen from suffering cruel and unusual punishment?   show
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Which amendment allows the accused to enjoy a speedy and public trial?   show
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show Amendment II (Amendment 2)  
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Amendment III protects the citizens from which British Act?   show
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show Amendment V (Amendment 5)  
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How many total amendments are there?   show
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show Speaker of the House.  
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Who is the presiding officer in the Senate?   show
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show Nancy Pelosi.  
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show Robert Byrd.  
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What determines the number of representatives each state has?   show
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show Each state has 2 senators.  
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show 538  
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show Must be at least 25 years of age.  
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Article I describes the ______________ branch of government.   show
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What are the residency requirements to become a United States Representative?   show
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show Citizen for at least 9 years, resident of state of representation.  
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show 100  
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What is the minimum age requirement of a US Senator?   show
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show 435  
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show In the House of Representatives.  
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What type of vote will override a presidential veto?   show
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show Declare War, Print Currency, Establish federal courts.  
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What powers are denied Congress?   show
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What state did not attend the Philadelphia Convention?   show
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show Congress would have bicameral legislatures (2 Houses) House of Representatives (Based on population) and Senate (Each state would have equal representatives).  
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show Roger Sherman.  
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show 30,000  
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The Articles of Confederation did not call for ____________ or ____________ branches of government.   show
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show The Federalist Papers  
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show 9 of 13 states  
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What ratio of states are needed to approve an Amendment?   show
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show A change or alteration of a bill.  
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show States do not have the power to make money, or the power to declare war on other states.  
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show Get 2/3 vote of congress, then 3/4 vote of the states.  
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Explain the 3/5 compromise.   show
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Which amendment states: Freedom of religion, speech, press and to assemble peacefully.   show
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Which amendment states: Detainees must be read their rights… right to remain silent.   show
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Which amendment states: Discusses jail/bail/cruel and unusual punishment.   show
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Which amendment states: The right to bear arms.   show
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show Amendment IV (Amendment 4)  
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show Amendment VI (Amendment 6)  
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Which amendment states: No soldier can live/enter a person’s house with out consent. Officials can enter with a search warrant.   show
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show Amendment VII (Amendment 7)  
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