Article 2-4

Question 1

Article 2

Answer 1

Executive branch guidelines- presidential power

Question 2

Article 2 section 1

Answer 2

Establish the executive and the way he/she is chosen

Question 3

Article 2 section 2

Answer 3

Powers and duties of the president- Military and foreign policy- president is in charge of military/militia

Question 4

Article 2 section 3

Answer 4

Other duties the president has

Question 5

Article 2 section 4

Answer 5

Impeachment
*does not mean removal from office
Means enough evidence for trial

Question 6

What are the three things that can cause a president to become impeached? What article and section is this from?

Answer 6

Treason bribery or other high crimes

Article 2 section 4

Question 7

Article 3

Answer 7

Judicial branch power and guidelines

Question 8

Article 3 section 1

Answer 8

Judicial power vested in one Supreme Court and in inferior court on other occasions

Question 9

Article 3 section 2

Answer 9

Jurisdiction-

Supreme Court has power over laws of each state and treaties

Question 10

Article 3 section 3

Answer 10

Treason-

No person can be convicted of treason unless there are 2 witnesses or there is a confession in open court

Question 11

Article 4

Answer 11

Interstate relations

Question 12

Article 4 section 1

Answer 12

States must accept the actions of other states ex: licenses in North Dakota or gay marriage

Question 13

Article 4 section 2

Answer 13

Citizens cannot go to another state to escape conviction

Question 14

Article 4 section 3

Answer 14

New states-

States cannot be made within another or of the combination of two or more

Question 15

Article 4 section 4

Answer 15

Guaranteed Republican form of government- Government shall protect each state against invasion