The United States Constitution-Article I

According to the text, who is vested with all legislative powers in the United States?

• The House of Representatives
• The Senate
• The President
• The Congress

What are the qualifications for being a Representative in the United States?

• At least 30 years old, 9 years a Citizen, and an Inhabitant of the State
• At least 21 years old, 5 years a Citizen, and an Inhabitant of the State
• At least 35 years old, 10 years a Citizen, and an Inhabitant of the State
• At least 25 years old, 7 years a Citizen, and an Inhabitant of the State

How are Representatives and direct Taxes apportioned among the several States?

• Through a lottery system
• Equally among all States
• According to the population of the State
• Based on the number of Senators from each State

Who has the sole power to try all impeachments?

• The House of Representatives
• The Senate
• The President
• The Congress

How often does the Congress need to assemble?

• Once a year
• Twice a year
• Three times a year
• Four times a year

What is the minimum age requirement to be a Senator in the United States?

• 25 years old
• 35 years old
• 40 years old
• 30 years old

Who shall be President of the Senate but shall have no vote unless they are equally divided?

• The President
• The Speaker of the House
• The Vice President
• The Chief Justice

What is the purpose of the Writ of Habeas Corpus?

• To suspend people's rights
• To impeach government officials
• To regulate commerce
• To protect individuals from unlawful detention

According to the text, which entity has the power to declare war?

• The President
• The Congress
• The Supreme Court
• The Senate

Who has the authority to approve treaties made by the President?

• The House of Representatives

• The Senate

• The Supreme Court

• The Congress