Article 3

All ____ believe it is important to ask how the Supreme Court answered questions in the past.

• justices

• Presidents

• citizens

• branches of government

There is a strong sense that the rule of law needs _____ and _____.

• changes / revision

• approval / judgement

• leniency / amendments

• predictability / consistency

Even if the right is not written in the Constitution, it might come from _____ and _____.

• the Senate / the House of Representatives

• citizens / the Supreme Court

• God / nature

• the states / the president

Judges have been reluctant to enforce _____ that do not have a positive foundation.

• rights

• hearings

• laws

Supreme Court Justices are supposed to separate their _____ from their _____.

• laws / duties

• hearings / rulings

• proceedings / courts

• constitutional conclusions / political conclusions

Alexander Hamilton’s theory of judicial review stops the judges from being _____.

• tyrannical

• weak

• policy makers

• too powerful

Article 3 of the Constitution establishes the _____ branch of government, including the _____

• Judicial / Supreme Court

• Executive / Supreme Court

• Congress / Supreme Court

• Legislative / Supreme Court

The Supreme Court interprets the _____ .

• trial courts

• appeals

• Congress

• laws of the U.S.

Article 3 says that all of _______ power is going to be in the ______ .

• federal judicial / Supreme Court

• the president's / Supreme Court

• Executive / Supreme Court

• Congresses / Supreme Court

Article 3 does not tell us anything about courts of

______ or ______.

• appeals / trial courts

• appeals / the Supreme Court

• the president / appeals

• Congress / appeals