Constitution Exam

Which body has the power to initiate impeachment proceedings against the President?

• House of Representatives

• Senate

• Both (House and Senate-Congress)

• Executive (President)

• Judicial (Supreme Court)

can propose amendments with 2/3 vote

• House of Representatives
• Senate
• Both (House and Senate- Congress)
• Executive (President)
• Judicial (Supreme Court)

Appoints cabinet members

• House of Representatives
• Senate
• Both (House and Senate- Congress)
• Executive (President)
• Judicial (Supreme Court)

can try the president after impeachment

• House of Representatives
• Senate
• Both (House and Senate- Congress)
• Executive (President)
• Judicial (Supreme Court)

presides over impeachment trial for the president

• House of Representatives
• Senate
• Both (House and Senate- Congress)
• Executive (President)
• Judicial (Supreme Court)

Article 1

• Explains the powers and responsibilities of the legislative branch.
• Explains the relationship among states, and between the federal government states.
• Explains criteria for ratification.
• Explains the powers and responsibilities of the executive branch.
• Explains how to amend the Constitution.

Article II

• Explains the powers and responsibilities of the executive branch.
• Explains the relationship among states, and between the federal government states.
• Explains the powers and responsibilities of the legislative branch.
• Explains criteria for ratification.
• Explains how to amend the Constitution.

Article III

• Explains the powers and responsibilities of the judicial branch.
• Explains the relationship among states, and between the federal government states.
• Explains the powers and responsibilities of the legislative branch.
• Explains criteria for ratification.
• Explains the powers and responsibilities of the executive branch.

Article IV (4)

• Explains the relationship among states, and between the federal government.
• Explains the powers and responsibilities of the legislative branch.
• Explains criteria for ratification.
• Explains the powers and responsibilities of the executive branch.
• Explains how to amend the Constitution.

Article V

• Explains how to amend the Constitution.
• Explains the relationship among states, and between the federal government states.
• Explains the powers and responsibilities of the legislative branch.
• Explains criteria for ratification.
• Explains the powers and responsibilities of the executive branch.