U.S. Constitution Flashcards

1
Q

In what year was The Declaration of Independence written?

A

1776

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2
Q

In what year was The U.S. Constitution written?

A

1787

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3
Q

There are _____ branches of government.

A

3

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4
Q

This is the branch of government that makes the laws.

A

legislative

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5
Q

What do we call the leader of our country?

A

the president

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6
Q

This is branch of government that the president belongs to.

A

executive

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7
Q

This is the branch of government that The Supreme Court belongs to.

A

judicial

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8
Q

Who was the first president of The United States?

A

Washington

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9
Q

Who is the current president of The United States?

A

Biden

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10
Q

What do we call someone who speaks for a group?

A

representative

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11
Q

What is the word that means to send back or not agree?

A

veto

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12
Q

How many stripes are on The American flag?

A

13

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13
Q

What do the stripes on the flag represent?

A

the 13 colonies

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14
Q

How many stars are on The American flag?

A

50

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15
Q

What do the stars on the flag represent?

A

the 50 states

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16
Q

What colors are the stripes on the flag?

A

red and white

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17
Q

What is the capital of The United States?

A

Washington D.C.

18
Q

The president in elected every _____ years.

A

4

19
Q

What does it mean to be voted in your position?

A

elected

20
Q

The first part of The Constitution is called the _______.

A

preamble

21
Q

The second part of The Constitution is called the _______

A

articles

22
Q

The third part of The Constitution is called the _______.

A

amendments

23
Q

Something that is not allowed by The Constitution is called __________.

A

unconstitutional

24
Q

Everyone born in The U.S. is called a _______.

A

citizen

25
Q

To ratify something means to ______ it.

A

accept

26
Q

What do we call the house where the president lives?

A

The White House

27
Q

Together the Senate and the House of Representatives make up _______.

A

Congress

28
Q

How many days does the president have to veto a bill?

A

10

29
Q

What do we call the first ten amendments?

A

The Bill of Rights

30
Q

How many amendments are there?

A

27

31
Q

True or False? The Bill of Rights includes freedom of speech.

A

True

32
Q

What word means to accuse someone of a crime?

A

impeach

33
Q

What is the word for the bank of the federal government?

A

treasury

34
Q

What word means a crime committed against your country?

A

treason

35
Q

Which amendment ended slavery?

A

13th

36
Q

Which amendment gave women the right to vote?

A

19th

37
Q

What must be true before you can run for president?

A

35 years old, US citizen, resident for 14 years

38
Q

Who takes over if the president can no longer do his or her job?

A

Vice President

39
Q

What is the word for a new idea for a law?

A

bill

40
Q

What is the word for a change to the Constitution?

A

amendment