The 19th Amendment granted:

African American Males the right to serve in the military

Women the right to serve in the military

African American Males the right to vote

The Third Amendment of the Constitution

Is directly tied to colonial disputes with the British during the Revolutionary War

Addresses the rights of the accused

Provides for basic individual rights like freedom of speech

Provides general protection for other rights not enumerated in the rest of the Bill of Rights.

How long does a Supreme Court Justice serve

Life (until die, retire, or removed for bad behavior

How does the power of judicial review (the ability to declare a law unconstitutional) contribute to the system of checks and balances?

It allows the judiciary to check the powers of the legislative and executive branches by reviewing the laws that they pass

It allows the judiciary to create new laws for the executive branch to enforce

It enables the judiciary to enforce laws that the Legislative branch passes

It enables the judiciary to control the budget of the legislative and executive branch

The impeachment process is a key element in the checks and balances system. Who is responsible for impeaching the president, and who conducts the trial?

The House of Representatives is responsible for impeaching the president, and the Senate conducts the trial.

The Senate is responsible for impeaching the president, and the House of Representatives conducts the trial.

The Supreme Court is responsible for impeaching the president, and the Senate conducts the trial.

The House of Representatives is responsible for impeaching the president, and the Supreme Court conducts the trial.

How does the system of checks and balances prevent any one branch of government from becoming too powerful?

By giving each branch the ability to limit the powers of the other branches

By allowing each branch to operate independently without interference

By ensuring that all branches have equal power and responsibilities

By allowing the executive branch to have the final say in all decisions

Which compromise made during the Constitutional Convention involved creating 2 houses in the legislature with population based representation in the House and equal representation in the Senate?

The Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise

How long is 1 Presidential term?

Life (until die, retire, or removed for bad behavior

What was the Constitutional Convention?

A meeting originally intended to revise the Articles of Confederation

A Meeting to discuss the Revolutionary War with other countries

A Meeting to draft the Articles of Confederation

A meeting originally intended to revise the Constitution

What was the Compromise that said Congress could not tax state exports and the importation of slaves would end in 20 years

Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise

In order to determine how slaves would be counted for representation and taxing purposes, what compromise did the founding fathers reach?

The Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise

which is NOT a goal of the preamble

Ensure a stronger central government

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