Civics Test Study 4 Flashcards

1
Q

The three main parts of the Constitution

A

-Preamble
-7 Articles
-27 Amendments

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2
Q

The 2 steps involved in Amending the
Constitution?

A

-Proposal
- Ratification

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3
Q

What is the “Supreme Court of Land “

A

The Constitution

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4
Q

How many times has the Constitution been amended

A

27

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5
Q

The Necessary and Proper Clause gives Congress the power to

A

Execute Power

Means not approving laws

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6
Q

The system of government where power is shared by the National and state governments

A

Federalism

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7
Q

The power for the State is

A

The Reserved Power

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8
Q

Who has the final authority on interpreting the Constitution

A

The Supreme Court

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9
Q

2 ways the Legislative Branch check the Judicial Branch

A
  • Impeach Judges
  • Reject appointments
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10
Q

How can the Judicial Branch check both the Executive Branch and Legislative

A
  • Veto Legislation
  • Appoint Judges
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11
Q

Exclusive powers given to the National Government by the Constitution

A

Express Powers

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12
Q

The powers, not expressed by the Constitution, that are kept by states

A

Reserved Powers

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13
Q

The 3 Reserved Powers are

A
  • State boarders
  • Establishing schools,
  • Making rules for marriage and divorces
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14
Q

The 3 Concurrent Powers

A
  • Collecting taxes
  • Borrowing money
  • Setting up courts and prisons
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15
Q

In a Traditional Republic, the Supreme Court belongs to whom

A

The people

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16
Q

The notion that lies within the people

A

Popular Sovereignty

17
Q

For a Republic to be sucessful

A

Citizens have to vote and take active roles

18
Q

The Constitution limits the government by the laws applying to who

A

Everyone

19
Q

Who created the Separation of Powers and influenced framers of the Constitution

A

Bill Clinton

20
Q

What keeps a branch from becoming to powerful

A

Checks and Balances

21
Q

Legislative Branch can check the Executive Branch

A

Over riding vetos

22
Q

Power for the Government

A

The Concurrent Power

23
Q

Article 2 is about

A

Executive Branch

24
Q

Article 3 is about

A

Judicial Branch

25
Q

Article 1 is about

A

Legislative Branch

26
Q

Article 4 is about

A

States and Federalism

27
Q

Article 5 is about

A

Amendment Process

28
Q

Article 6 is about

A

Supreme Law of Land

29
Q

What number is V

A

5

30
Q

What number is IV

A

4

31
Q

What number is VI

A

6

32
Q

What number is I

A

1

33
Q

What number is II

A

2

34
Q

What number is III

A

3

35
Q

How can the Executive branch Check the
Judicial branch

A

-Appointing Judges
-Issuing pardon

36
Q

Clause gives congress the power to make all laws that are needed to carry out all its Duties

A

8th amendment The Congress shall have Power