-Passing by a two-thirds majority in both houses of Congress -Ratified by the legislatures of conventions in three- fourths of the states -__________________________________________?

Becomes an amendment to the US Constitution

Overturns a supreme court ruling

Becomes a revision to federal income

Takes effect as an international treaty

What does the judicial branch do?

decides if a law goes against the Constitution

amends the Constitution and overturns laws

stipulates the number of Supreme Court Justices

provides legal advice to the President and his staff

What does the Constitution do?

sets up and defines the government

draws boundaries of congressional districts

sets codes of conduct for obeying local and federal laws

determines whether citizens are prosecuted to the full extent of the law

What are the two parts of the U.S. Congress?

the Senate and the House of Representatives

the Supreme Court and the Superior Court

the U.S. Treasury and the State Department

In the Preamble, the words promote the general welfare mean...

encourage health, happiness, and well being of the citizens

provide money for every citizen

that the generals of George Washington's army would be promoted to a higher rank

In the Preamble, the words secure the blessings of liberty mean...

make sure freedom continues for generations

lock up the Constitution to protect it from thieves

promise that everything will be peaceful

In the Preamble, the words domestic tranquility mean...

you have the right to defend yourself

In the Preamble, the words common defense mean ...

protection for all the citizens

building a fence around the country

each state must provide its own protection

In the Preamble, the words establish Justice mean...

make everyone a judge in the court

every state can make its own rules

How many representatives do states get in the Senate?

Only some states get into the Senate

Which proves that the USA uses separation of powers?

There are three branches of government.

The people vote for their leaders.

The people have individual rights. (bill of rights)

Who is 2nd in Presidential succession?

President pro tempore of the Senate

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