What is a vote to bring charges of "treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors" against a president called?

What are powers kept by the state governments or the citizens called?

Who was the first female Supreme Court justice?

Concurrent powers are those shared by the federal government, including taxing, borrowing money, and enforcing laws.

Identify the power that belongs to the Legislative Branch

How long are federal judges appointed to their position?

Establishing the post office, regulating commerce with foreign nations, and collecting taxes are all...

The method used to choose U.S. Senators and Representatives is up to...

Titles of nobility may be granted ONLY to deserving United States citizens.

Who can admit a new state into the union?

All of the debts that were owed before the ratification of the Constitution were eliminated once it was put in place.

How many states had to ratify (officially approve) the Constitution in order for it to become law?

What is the term that refers to "waging war against the nation and/or taking the side of an enemy or giving them aid and comfort?"

Who is the commander-in-chief of the U.S. military?

What happens if the president resigns or dies while in office

Name three requirements to be a United States Senator.

Name three requirements to be a United States Representative.

What is the name of the speech that the president is required to give to Congress about the condition of the nation?

If you are being held, what can you demand to be issued by the courts that forces those holding you to answer as to why?

What does a judge have to issue to allow an official to legally search personal property?

What is needed to amend the Constitution?