Constitution

 The amendment to the Constitution that protects free speech. 

• The First Amendment

• The 3rd Amendment

• The fourth amendment

• The 6th Amendment

Article I of the constitution describes which of the three branches of government?

• Supreme Court

• Judaical Branch

• Legislative Branch

• Executive Branch

Another word for amendment approval. 

• Ratify

• Veto

• Law

• Treaties

Article II of the constitution describes which of the three branches of government?

• Legislative Branch

• Legislative Powers

• Judicial Powers

•   Executive Branch

Article III of the constitution describes which of the three branches of government?

• Judicial Powers

• Judicial Branch

• Legislative Branch

• Judaical Branch

Describe the action that is required to override a presidential veto.

• Two-thirds vote of each house

• Veto

• The houses agree

• The house disagree

Elevated the Supreme Court to a status balancing the powers of the other branches. 

• Supreme Court

• Judaical Review

• Legislative Review

• Legislative Review

Give examples of congressional enumerated powers. Where in the constitution are they found? Be able to recognize which powers do not belong if presented with a list of those powers. 

• Raties treaties 

  Spends money 

  Declares war 

  Proposes laws 

  Writes laws 

  Article 1 Section 7

• Raties treaties 

  Spends money 

  Declares war 

  Proposes laws 

  Writes laws 

  Article 1 Section 8

• Makes treaties 

  Spends money 

  Declares Food 

  Proposes laws 

  Writes laws 

  Article 1 Section 8

• Raties treaties 

  Saves money 

  Declares war 

  Proposes laws 

  Writes laws 

  Article 2 Section 8

The “voice of the people” created in Article I of the constitution.

• Article 2, Judaical Branch, Congress

• White House

• Senate

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  Article I, Legislative Branch,  House of Representatives 

Section of the constitution that states why it was written.

• The Congress

• The preamble

• The speech

• The president