The Constitution

The First Article of the Constitution is...

• Legislative Branch

• Preamble

• Executive Branch

• States Power

Article II of the Constitution explains the powers of the Judicial Branch

• True

• False

The Fourth Article of the Constitution

• Gives power to the states

• Explains the process of ratification

• Shows a separation of power between all three branches

• The Executive Branch

The introduction to the Constitution is called the...

• Preamble

• Amendment

• Introduction

• Postamble

The Bill of Rights is...

• The first 10 laws created

• The first 10 amendments to the constitution

• 3 basic rights that all humans should have

• Part of the Declaration of Independence

The division between State and National Power is called...

• Libertarianism

• Nationalism

• Statism

• Federalism

The Executive Branch...

• Is the President

• Has the power to veto laws

• can create laws

• enforces laws

The Legislative Branch is also called

• Republicans

• Senators

• Representatives

• Congress

The Legislative Branch is made up of two smaller Branches called...

• House of Representatives

• Senate

• Congress

• Judicial Branch

The Legislative Branch can check the Executive Branch by...

• Declaring laws unconstitutional

• Creating new laws

• Impeaching

• Vetoing law