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3Bill of Rights
Getting Elected
Constitutional Potpourri
Whos Got the Power?
Name the Article
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4This Article details the powers of Congress and
method for selecting its members. answer
5What is Article I? Back to board
6This Article establishes the creation of the U.S.
Supreme Court. answer
7What is Article III? Back to board
8This Article details the process for selecting
U.S. presidents Answer
9What is Article II? Back to Board
10This Article outlines the process for Amending
the Constitution Answer
11What is Article V? Back to board
12This Article discusses the relations among states
and the relationship between the states and the
federal government. Answer
13What is Article IV? Back to Board
14The Bill of Rights contains this number of
Amendments Answer
15What is ten amendments? Back to board
16The Bill of Rights was adopted during the first
session of Congress to satisfy the concerns of
this group, who opposed ratification of the
Constitution. Answer
17Who are the Anti-Federalists? Back to board
18This is one of the rights protected by the First
Amendment. Answer
19What is freedom of speech, religion or the press
(also includes right to assemble and petition
government)? Back to board
20This Amendment affords a number of rights to
criminal defendants, including the right against
self-incrimination. Answer
21 What is the 5th Amendment? Back to Board
22 This Amendment guarantees against unreasonable
searches and seizures. Answer
23What is the 4th Amendment? Back to board
24Has the power to issue pardons. Answer
25Who is the President? Back to board
26Has the power to ratify constitutional
amendments. Answer
27What are states? Back to board
28Has the power to declare war. Answer
29What is Congress? Back to Board
30Has the power to ratify treaties negotiated by
the President. Answer
31What is the Senate? Back to board
32Has the power to preside over a presidential
impeachment trial in the Senate. Answer
33Who is the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court? Back to board
34Members of the House of Representatives are
elected to terms of this length. Answer
35 Back to board
What is two years?
36As a result of the 22nd Amendment, presidents can
only be elected to this number of terms. Answer
37What is two terms? Back to board
38This is the body that officially selects the U.S.
president. Answer
39What is the Electoral College? Back to board
40Federal judges are nominated by the president and
confirmed by this body. Answer
41What is the U.S. Senate? Back to board
42This proportion of the U.S. Senate comes up for
re-election every two years. Answer
43What is one third? Back to board
44To serve in the House of Representatives an
individual must be at least this age. Answer
45What is 25? Back to board
46This is the only Amendment to the Constitution
that was later repealed. Answer
47What is the 18th Amendment, repealing
prohibition? Back to board
48Congress can override a presidential veto with
this proportion of the vote from each house.
Answer
49What is two-thirds? Back to board
50The 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments are known
collectively as this group of Amendments. Answer
51What are the Civil War Amendments? Back to board
52Amendments to the Constitution may be proposed by
a 2/3 vote of Congress or this alternate
method. Answer
53What is a National Convention (called for by 2/3
of the states)? Back to board
54Final Jeopardy
Constitutional Amendments
55 The Constitution has been amended this number of
times Answer
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56What is Twenty-seven END