Topic #3 - The Constitution Test

What is the introduction to the Constitution?

• Preamble

• Articles

• Amendments

• Clauses

Article I of the Constitution spells out the powers, qualifications, and structure of the

• judicial branch.

• executive branch.

• legislative branch.

• bureaucratic branch

Article II of the Constitution explains the structure of the

• judicial branch.

• executive branch.

• legislative branch.

• bureaucratic branch.

Article III of the Constitution establishes the

• judicial branch.

• executive branch.

• legislative branch.

• bureaucratic branch.

Article IV of the Constitution deals with which of the following?

• ratification

• National Supremacy

• Amending Process

• Interstate Relations

Article V deals with changes that can be made to the Constitution, what is this process called?

• Ratification

• National Supremacy

• Amending Process

• Interstate Relations

Which article expresses that the national government is supreme, also known as national supremacy?

• Article VII

• Article VI

• Article V

• Article IV

In order to approve the Constitution, which article provides the directions for ratification?

• Article VII

• Article VI

• Article V

• Article IV

_____________________________ is where all political power resides with the people of the United States.

• Popular Sovereignty

• Limited Government

• Judicial Review

• Federalism

_______________________________ is the principle that states that no government is all-powerful.

• Popular Sovereignty

• Limited Government

• Judicial Review

• Separation of Powers