United States Constitution Review

The primary function/purpose of the Executive Branch is to:

• Evaluate/Interpret the laws
• Make the laws
• Enforce/carry out the laws

The primary function/purpose of the Judicial Branch is to:

• Evaluate/Interpret the laws
• Make the laws
• Enforce/carry out the laws

Under the Constitution, all States in the union are expected to do what?

• Provided troops when requested
• Regulate Trade
• Print their own money
• Respect the laws and court decisions of other states.

What is federalism?

• A system of government that allows power to be divided between the central government and the states
• A system of government that gives all the power to the national government
• A system of government that where the states have the most power
• A system of government that that permits one leader or a small group of people to make all the decisions

What is an amendment?

• An error in the original Constitution
• A change or addition to the Constitution
• The process of getting the Constitution approved
• A correction to the original Constitution

Before the Constitution was ratified many states required that a ______________________ be added.

• Bill of Amendments
• Bill of Ideas
• Bill of Rights
• Bill of Sale

Which section of the Constitution establishes the roles and powers of the Judicial Branch?

• Article I
• Article II
• Article III

What are the qualifications to be a Supreme Court Justice (Check all that apply):

• There are no formal qualifications, but typically people are judges/lawyers.
• At Least 25 Years Old
• At Least 30 Years Old
• At least 7 years a resident/citizen of the United States
• At Least 35 Years Old

How long is a term for Supreme Court Justice?

• 2 Years
• Lifetime Appointment
• 6 Years
• 4 Years

How many justices (judges) currently serve on the Supreme Court?

• 9
• 6
• 15
• 8