US Constitution- Articles and Amendments

The Second Article of the Constitution is the

• Judicial Branch

• Executive Branch

• Legislative Branch

• Bill of Rights Branch

The Third Article of the US Constitution is

• the Legislative Branch

• the Executive Branch

• the Judicial Branch

• the Freedom of Speech Branch

The First Article of the US Constitution is

• the Amendment Process

• the Legislative Branch

• the Exeuctive Branch

• the Judical Branch

The Legislative Branch is responsible for writing the laws and is made up of

• two houses - Senate and the Congress.

• two houses - Judicial and House of Representatives.

• only one chamber

• two chambers - House of Representatives and the Senate.

The Executive Branch explains the

• the powers of the Presidents and the Congress

• the powers and terms of the President/ Vice President

• the power Justices of the Supreme Court

• the powers of the Senate

The Third Article of the US Constitution is the

• Executive Branch

• Judicial Branch - courts and US Supreme Court

• Amendmending the Constitution

• Legislative Branch

The Justices are appointed to the US Supreme Court by

• Congress

• the electors

• President

• Vice - President

Our system of government is a "check and balance" system in which

• the President checks eack branch of government,

• each brach of government checks each other.

• the Congress balances the budget for the President.

• the US Supreme Court checks each branch of government.

The First Amendment of the Constitution includes the freedom of

• bearing a weapon.

• far trial.

• assembly, press petition.

• a speedy trial by jury.

The 2nd Amendment guarantees the right

• to bear arms

• to speak freely

• to petition

• to remain silent when questioned by law enforcement.