Select the two houses of Congress.

Each state has _____ senators.

Which of the following is NOT one of Congress' powers?

Which determines the number of electors each state has in the Electoral College?

Which branch of congress has the power of impeachment?

Which branch of Congress has the power to try impeachments and remove officials?

How many justices serve on the Supreme Courts?

How long do Supreme Court Justices serve?

How many amendments have been added to the Constitution so far?

Keeping the legislative, executive, and judicial powers in different parts of the government is...

Separate branches of government have the power to prevent or counter the actions of other branches, or they share power is...

Select the powers of the President listed in the Constitution.

True of false: In order for a bill to become a law, both parts of Congress must pass the same revised version of the bill.

If the President vetoes a bill, can Congress still pass the bill?

Select the branch of government that...makes treaties.

Select the branch of government that...reviews the decisions of lower courts for constitutionality.

Select the branch of government that...impeaches/removes the president.

Select the branch of government that...nominates Supreme Court justices and other officials.

Select ALL the ways that the legislative branch can check the powers of the executive branch.

Select ALL the ways that the executive branch can check the powers of the legislative branch.

The Bill of Rights focuses on

Select all of the following freedoms/rights that are listed in the First Amendment.

Members of the House of Representatives are elected every...

Senators are elected every...

Article IV (Relations Among the States) did all of the following except...

Before reaching the Supreme Court, which other court(s) would hear a case first?

How many states needed to ratify the Constitution in order for it to take effect?

Powers assigned to the national government are called __________.

Powers kept by the states are called _________.

Which Article I clause allows Congress to use powers not specifically assigned in the Constitution?

Which fraction of Congress is required to propose an amendment?

According to Article VI, what kind of test can never be used as a qualification for office?

How many delegates attended the Constitutional Convention?

Which state did not send any delegates to the Constitutional Convention?

What was the original goal of the Constitutional Convention?

What fraction of states or state conventions are required to ratify a new amendment?