Article 4-7 Flashcards

1
Q

What was the topic of Article 4?

A

States, Citizenship, new states

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2
Q

What was the topic of Article 5?

A

Amendment process

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3
Q

What was the topic of Article 6?

A

Oaths, religion tests, supremacy

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4
Q

What was the topic of Article 7?

A

Ratification

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5
Q

The duty of a state to deliver a fugitive slave to its owner, on the claim of the owner

A

Article 4

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6
Q

The duty of the Federal Government to guarantee each state a “republican form of government”

A

Article 4

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7
Q

The duty of a state to give citizens of other states the same “privileges and immunities” it gives its own citizens

A

Article 4

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8
Q

The power of Congress to admit new states into union

A

Article 4

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9
Q

The power of Congress to make laws to implement the full faith and credit duty of the states

A

Article 4

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10
Q

The duty of the federal government to protect states from invasion

A

Article 4

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11
Q

The duty of states to extradite a fugitive from justice, on the demand of the executive authority of another state

A

Article 4

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12
Q

The power of Congress to create new states from existing states, with the consent of the affected state legislature(s)

A

Article 4

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13
Q

The duty of the Federal Government to protect a state from “domestic violence” on the application of the state legislature or executive

A

Article 4

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14
Q

The rule that a fugitive slave may not be freed by the laws of the state to which the slave has fled

A

Article 4

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15
Q

The duty of a state to give “full faith and credit” to the “public acts and judicial proceedings” of another state

A

Article 4

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16
Q

The power of Congress to make rules for the federal territories (land outside the seat of government, owned by the federal government)

A

Article 4

17
Q

Power to propose amendments

A

Article 5

18
Q

Assurance that nation debts will not be impaired

A

Article 6

19
Q

Prohibition against amending, before 1808, the article 1 prohibition against imposing a direct tax that is not in proportion to a state’s population as determined by census

A

Article 5

20
Q

Supremacy Clause

A

Article 6

21
Q

Two-thirds of both houses

A

Article 5

22
Q

Effective if ratified by nine state conventions

A

Article 7

23
Q

Prohibition against amending the equal senate suffrage of any state, without the consent of that state

A

Article 5

24
Q

Assurance that all “Engagements…Under the Confederation” will not be impaired

A

Article 6

25
Q

Power to call a national convention

A

Article 5

26
Q

Power to call for state conventions

A

Article 5

27
Q

No religious test for office

A

Article 6

28
Q

Duty of all state and federal officials to swear to support the constitution

A

Article 6

29
Q

Three-fourths of the state legislatures

A

Article 5

30
Q

Duty of the judges in every state to observe the supreme Law of the Land

A

Article 6

31
Q

Prohibition against amending, before 1808, the Article 1 Section 9 prohibition against banning the importation of slaves before 1808

A

Article 5

32
Q

Power to ratify amendments

A

Article 5