Civics Quiz 1 Flashcards

1
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Significance of 1787?

A

The constitutional convention in Philadelphia

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2
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What are the Articles of Confederation?

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The first constitution, written in 1777

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3
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How long are US Representatives elected for?

A

2 Years

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4
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How long are US Senators elected for?

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6 years

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5
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What are 3 requirements to become a US Representative?

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25 years old, US citizen for 7 years, and reside in the state where you are elected

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What are 3 requirements to become a US Senator?

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36 years old, US citizen for 9 years, and reside in the state where you are elected

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7
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What are the names of the 2 US Senators from Washington State?

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Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell

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8
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“Three-Fifths of a person” who is the constitution referring to?

A

Slaves

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9
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How many US Senators are there per state?

A

2

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10
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What are the amount of US Representatives per state based on?

A

Population

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11
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Who is President of the Senate?

A

Kamala Harris

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12
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Which body has the power to Impeach?

A

The House of Representatives

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13
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Which body has the sole power to try Impeachments?

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The Senate

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14
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What are the two parts of Congress?

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The House of Representatives and the Senate

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15
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Why did the constitution allow slavery to continue? Until what year?

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They thought it was the only way to get support from the south. It was ended in 1865

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16
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How do states pick electors?

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Based on popular vote of the residents

17
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How many Electoral Votes does Washington have?

18
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When is voting day?

A

The first Tuesday after the first Monday in November

19
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What are the three qualifications to become President?

A

35 years old, be a natural born citizen and reside in the US for at least 14 years

20
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Name of the US President?

21
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Name of the Vice President?

A

Kamala Harris

22
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Name of the Speaker of the House?

A

Kevin McCarthy

23
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How many executive departments are there?

24
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What are 10 executive departments?

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ehh jaced tv, energy, health and human services, homeland security, justice, agriculture, commerce, defense, education, transportation, veteran affairs

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What is the Supreme Court?
The highest court in the US
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Who are the Supreme Justices?
CT Clarence Thomas SA Samuel Alito SS Sonia Sotomayor EK Elena Kagan NG Neil Gorsuch BK Brett Kavanaugh ACB Amy Coney Barrett KBJ Ketanji Brown Jackson JR John Roberts
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Who is the Chief Justice?
John Roberts