Question 1

The first 10 Amendments are known as?

Accepted Answer

Bill of Rights

Answer

Article 1

Answer

3 Branches

Answer

Preamble

Question 2

The introduction to the Constitution is called?

Accepted Answer

Preamble

Answer

Bill of Rights

Answer

Article 1

Answer

3 branches

Question 3

Who has the ultimate power according to the Constitution?

Accepted Answer

People

Answer

Congress

Answer

President

Answer

Supreme Court

Question 4

Article 1 of the Constitution describes

Accepted Answer

Legislative Branch (Congress)

Answer

Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)

Answer

Executive Branch (President)

Question 5

Article 2 of the Constitution describes

Accepted Answer

Executive Branch (President)

Answer

Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)

Answer

Legislative Branch (Congress)

Question 6

Article 3 of the Constituion describes

Accepted Answer

Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)

Answer

Legislative Branch (Congress)

Answer

Executive Branch (President)

Question 7

Changes to the Constitution are known as

Accepted Answer

Amendments

Answer

Laws

Answer

Articles

Answer

Preamble

Question 8

Senators are elected to serve for

Accepted Answer

6 years

Answer

4 years

Answer

2 years

Answer

Life

Question 9

Members of the House of Representatives are elected to serve for

Accepted Answer

2 years

Answer

6 years

Answer

Life

Answer

4 years

Question 10

The President is elected to serve for

Accepted Answer

4 years

Answer

Life

Answer

6 years

Answer

2 years

Question 11

Which amendment protects your right to freedom of speech, religion, press, and petition

Accepted Answer

Amendment 1

Answer

Amendment 4

Answer

Amendment 2

Answer

Amendment 6

Question 12

Members of the Supreme Court are appointed to serve for

Accepted Answer

Life

Answer

4 years

Answer

2 years

Answer

6 years

Question 13

In which years was the Constitution written

Accepted Answer

1787

Answer

1791

Answer

1801

Answer

1776

Question 14

How old must you be to be elected President

Accepted Answer

35

Answer

30

Answer

40

Answer

25

Question 15

How many senators serve in Congess

Accepted Answer

100

Answer

50

Answer

500

Answer

435

Question 16

How many members are in the House of Representatives?

Accepted Answer

435

Answer

270

Answer

9

Answer

100

Question 17

The President selects 15 secretaries which are called his

Accepted Answer

Cabinet

Answer

Advisors

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Appointments

Answer

Judges

Question 18

The constitution requires a counting of the population every 10 years called a

Accepted Answer

Cencus

Answer

Appointments

Answer

Amendment

Answer

Cabinet

Question 19

Each branch of the government has powers over the other branches this is the principle known as

Accepted Answer

Separation of Powers

Answer

Amendments

Answer

Impeachment

Answer

Federalism

Question 20

The states and national government share powers is a principle known as

Accepted Answer

Federalism

Answer

Impeachment

Answer

Cencus

Answer

Checks and Balances

Question 21

This term describe how Congress can bring serious charges of a crime to the President or Federal Judge

Accepted Answer

Impeachment

Answer

Veto

Answer

Pardon

Answer

Federalism

Question 22

This term describes the power of the President to grant criminals freedom from punishment

Accepted Answer

Pardon

Answer

Federalism

Answer

Impeachment

Answer

Veto

Question 23

This term describes when a President refuses to sign a bill into law

Accepted Answer

Veto

Answer

Pardon

Answer

Federalism

Answer

Impeachment

Question 24

This branch of our government is appointed not elected

Accepted Answer

Judicial

Answer

Legislative

Answer

Executive

Question 25

How many Judges serve on the Supreme Court

Accepted Answer

9

Answer

11

Answer

10

Answer

8

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