Constiution

Question 1

What’s the first amendment

Answer 1

Freedom of speech, religion, press, petition, assembly

Question 2

What’s the second amendment?

Answer 2

Right to bare arm

Question 3

What’s the third amendment?

Answer 3

Quartering soldiers. Spillers aren’t allowed to live in your house without consent.

Question 4

What’s the fourth amendment?

Answer 4

Search and seizure. Police need a warrant to enter your home and look for evidence.

Question 5

What’s the firth amendment?

Answer 5

Due process. Can’t be tried for the same crime twice.

Question 6

What’s the 6th amendment?

Answer 6

Speedy trial. Don’t have to wait 5 years for a trial.

Question 7

what’s the 7th amendment?

Answer 7

Trial by jury.

Question 8

what’s the 8th amendment?

Answer 8

Cruel and unusual punishment.

Question 9

what’s the 9th amendment?

Answer 9

All other rights. Life, liberty, and property.

Question 10

what’s the 10th amendment?

Answer 10

Rights reserved for the states.

Question 11

what’s the 11th amendment?

Answer 11

Limiting federal courts. People cannot sue the state without their consent.

Question 12

what’s the 12th amendment?

Answer 12

The president and vice president have to be voted on the same ballot.

Question 13

what’s the 13th amendment?

Answer 13

abolition of slavery.

Question 14

What’s the 14th amendment?

Answer 14

Civil rights guaranteed. States can’t restrict rights at the federal level.

Question 15

What’s the 15th amendment?

Answer 15

Vote for freedom. Can’t stop people from voting due to race.

Question 16

What’s the 16th amendment?

Answer 16

income tax. Congress compose an income tax.

Question 17

what’s the 17th amendment?

Answer 17

Popular elections of senators. Senators elected on the more popular vote.

Question 18

What’s the 18th amendment?

Answer 18

Ban of alcohol.

Question 19

What’s the 19th amendment?

Answer 19

Women have the right to vote.

Question 20

what’s the 20th amendment?

Answer 20

Terms of the president and congress. Specific start and end dates for president, vice president, and congress.

Question 21

what’s the 21st amendment?

Answer 21

repeal of prohibition.

Question 22

what’s the 22nd amendment?

Answer 22

Presidential terms. President can only serve two 4 year terms.

Question 23

what’s the 23rd amendment?

Answer 23

voting in the district of Columbia.

Question 24

what’s the 24th amendment?

Answer 24

poll tax. government can’t stop you from voting if you haven’t paid your taxes.

Question 25

what’s the 25th amendment?

Answer 25

Disability of the president.

Question 26

what’s the 26th amendment?

Answer 26

lowering the voting age. 21-18

Question 27

what’s the 27th amendment?

Answer 27

congressional pay raises.

Question 28

when was the constitution signed?

Answer 28

September 17th, 1787.

Question 29

What’s limited government.

Answer 29

the political system which legalized force is restricted through delegated and enumerated powers. Power is specifically given to the government. THE POWER GIVEN TO THE GOVERNMENT IS LIMITED.

Question 30

what is separation of power.

Answer 30

Power is divided between the three branches of government. Executive, legislative, and judicial.

Question 31

what’s checks and balances?

Answer 31

Each branch is able to restrain by amending or vetoing the acts of the other two branches.

Question 32

what’s republicanism?

Answer 32

A form of government where leaders are elected for a specific group of people for a specific amount of time, laws pass befit all not just some.

Question 33

What’s federalism?

Answer 33

Power divided between a central government and smaller local governments.

Question 34

What’s popular sovereignty?

Answer 34

The government is created at the will of the people. What is given can be taken away.

Question 35

what are national government powers?

Answer 35

Make treaties. Establish and regulate postal system. Regulate foreign and interstate commerce. Tax imports/exports. Declare War. Maintain military. Coin money. Protect copyright/patents. Make all laws necessary and proper to meet responsibilities per the U.S. constitution.

Question 36

What are state government powers?

Answer 36

establish local governments. regulate interstate commerce. public education. conduct elections. regulations for marriage. professional licensure.

Question 37

what are shared powers for state and national governments.

Answer 37

collect taxes. regulate banks. borrow money. make and enforce laws. provide for common good. establish and administer a judiciary.

Question 38

Judicial to legislative branch?

Answer 38

The court can declare laws unconstitutional.

Question 39

Executive to judicial branch?

Answer 39

The president nominates judges.

Question 40

executive to legislative branch?

Answer 40

President can veto congressional legislation.

Question 41

legislative to judicial branch?

Answer 41

Senate confirms presidents nominations. Congress can remove judges from office.

Question 42

judicial to executive branch?

Answer 42

Court can declare president acts unconstitutional.

Question 43

a legislative to executive branch?

Answer 43

Congress approves presidential nomination and controls the budget. Can pass laws over the presidents veto and can remove the president from office.