Amendment/Articles

Question 1

Which article explains the executive branch and the presidency?

Answer 1

Article 2

Question 2

Which article explains the judicial branch and our court systems?

Answer 2

Article 3

Question 3

Which article explains the legislative branch and the details of Congress?

Answer 3

Article 1

Question 4

Under Article 1, how many years is the term for a representative in the House?

Answer 4

Two years

Question 5

Under Article 1, how old must you be to be a member of the House of Representatives?

Answer 5

25 years old

Question 6

Under Article 1, how many senators are chosen from each state?

Answer 6

2

Question 7

Under Article 1, how many years is the term for a senator?

Answer 7

Six years

Question 8

Under Article 1, how old must you be to be a member of the Senate

Answer 8

30 years old

Question 9

Under Article 2, how old must you be to be the President?

Answer 9

35 years old

Question 10

Under Article 2, how long is each term of the President?

Answer 10

Four years

Question 11

Under Article 3, how long can a federal judge hold office?

Answer 11

Life

Question 12

Which article explains how the Constitution can be amended or changed?

Answer 12

Article 5

Question 13

Which article explains how the Constitution will be ratified, approved, and take effect?

Answer 13

Article 7

Question 14

Which article explains how each state should relate to others states and the federal government?

Answer 14

Article 4

Question 15

Which article explains that the Constitution is the supreme law of the land over all states?

Answer 15

Article 6

Question 16

How many articles are in the Constitution?

Answer 16

7 articles

Question 17

How many of the original thirteen states must ratify/approve the Constitution for it to take effect?

Answer 17

9 of the 13

Question 18

This amendment determines how the President and Vice President are elected.

Answer 18

12th

Question 19

This amendment allows people to keep their rights such as religion, speech, and press.

Answer 19

1st

Question 20

This amendment sets terms for Congress and discusses if the President were to die.

Answer 20

20th

Question 21

This amendment explains that the President can only serve 2 full terms.

Answer 21

22nd

Question 22

This amendment lowered the voting age from 21 to 28 years old.

Answer 22

26th

Question 23

This amendment states there can be no fee or tax when one votes at the polls.

Answer 23

24th

Question 24

This amendment guarantees civil rights that are not explained in the Constitution.

Answer 24

9th

Question 25

This amendment allows Congress to tax incomes.

Answer 25

16th

Question 26

This amendment gives people the right to a jury trial in common law.

Answer 26

7th

Question 27

This amendment guarantees certain rights for all people of every race and culture.

Answer 27

14th

Question 28

This amendment guarantees certain rights for all people of every race and culture.

Answer 28

14th

Question 29

This amendment says accused people have rights to not testify against themselves or be tried twice for the same crime.

Answer 29

5th

Question 30

This amendment outlaws slavery.

Answer 30

13th

Question 31

This amendment says bail and punishment for a crime should be fair and not cruel.

Answer 31

8th

Question 32

This amendment places limits on suing states.

Answer 32

11th

Question 33

This amendment states that people in D.C. can vote.

Answer 33

23rd

Question 34

This amendment explains what should happen if the President becomes disabled.

Answer 34

25th

Question 35

This amendment explains how senators are elected.

Answer 35

17th

Question 36

This amendment says all freedmen can vote no matter one's race.

Answer 36

15th

Question 37

This amendment gives power to the state governments.

Answer 37

10th

Question 38

This amendment gives those accused of crimes the right to have a trail quickly and the right to have a lawyer at the trial.

Answer 38

6th

Question 39

This amendment keeps officials from searching your property without a warrant.

Answer 39

4th

Question 40

This amendment allows you to keep a gun for your protection.

Answer 40

2nd

Question 41

This amendment keeps soldiers from entering your home.

Answer 41

3rd

Question 42

This amendment made alcoholic beverages legal again.

Answer 42

21st

Question 43

This amendment outlawed alcoholic beverages in any form.

Answer 43

18th

Question 44

This amendment allowed for women's suffrage or the right for women to vote.

Answer 44

19th

Question 45

This amendment deals with the salary pay raise for members of congress.

Answer 45

27th