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According to the Summary of The States, what must each state respect?

• The laws and decisions of other states

• The rights of its citizens

• The Constitution of the United States

• The authority of the federal government

The United States guarantees that each state has a _ form of government.

What is the supreme law of the land that everyone must follow?

• The Constitution

• The Bill of Rights

• The Declaration of Independence

• The Magna Carta

According to the passage, do citizens of each state have the same rights and freedoms as citizens of other states?

• Yes

• No

• It is not mentioned in the passage

• Only some rights and freedoms are the same

How can the Constitution be changed or amended?

• Through a process involving Congress and the states

• Through a process involving the President and the Supreme Court

• Through a process involving the Senate and the House of Representatives

• Through a process involving the Governor and the state legislature

What is Congress's authority regarding admitting new states into the Union and taking land from existing states?

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For the Constitution to become effective, _ out of thirteen states had to ratify it.

1. The United States Constitution provides that federal judges be appointed for life primarily to:

• Ensure their impartiality and prevent them from being influenced by politics
• Guarantee their objectivity and shield them from political interference
• Secure their autonomy and safeguard them from political manipulation
• Ensure their independence and protect them from political pressure or influence

1. What is the constitutional power of the Supreme Court?

• To interpret the Constitution and make decisions on cases involving federal law and the Constitution.
• To enforce laws and regulations at the federal level.
• To oversee the executive branch and ensure its compliance with the Constitution.
• To create new laws and policies for the country.

1. How many Justices are there in the U.S. Supreme Court?

• 12
• 3
• 5
• 9