Article 5, 6, 7 of the Constitution

What does Article 5 of the Constitution primarily discuss?

• The oath of office for government officials

• The procedure for amending the Constitution

• The procedure for ratifying the Constitution

• The supremacy of national laws

How can an amendment to the Constitution be proposed?

• By a two-thirds vote in both the House and the Senate

• By a majority vote in the Senate only

• By a national referendum

• By a presidential decree

Which method of proposing amendments to the Constitution has not been used?

• Two-thirds of state legislatures calling a Convention

• Unanimous consent in Congress

• Two-thirds vote in Congress

• Three-quarters of state legislatures

How many amendments have been ratified using the state conventions method?

• None

• Twenty-six

• Two

• One

What does Article 6's Supremacy Clause state?

• Amendments to the Constitution must be supreme

• The President has supreme authority

• State laws are supreme over national laws

• The Constitution is the supreme law of the land

Who must take oaths to uphold the Constitution according to Article 6?

• Members of Congress only

• Only Supreme Court Justices

• Only the President and Vice President

• Members of all three branches of government and state legislatures

What does Article 7 of the Constitution specify?

• The rights of the states

• The procedure to ratify the Constitution

• The number of Supreme Court Justices

• The powers of the President

How many states needed to ratify the Constitution for it to be enacted originally?

• Nine

• Ten

• All of them

• Thirteen

Which Article guarantees that the new government will honor debts and agreements made by the old government?

• Article 5

• Article 6

• Article 7

• Article 4

How many framers' signatures conclude Article 7?

• 39

• 50

• 27

• 13