The Role of Article 3 in the Constitution and the Importance of the Supreme Court

Dan introduces Article 3 of the Constitution, focusing on the Supreme Court's role in hearing national cases. He explains the appointment of judges by the President and the importance of trial by jury in ensuring justice. The video includes a coloring activity and a quiz to reinforce learning.

What activity does Dan suggest to help learn about Article 3?

• Watching a documentary

• Reading a book

• Coloring the words

• Writing an essay

How many sections are there in Article 3 of the Constitution?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What is the primary function of the Supreme Court?

• To make laws

• To manage state courts

• To hear national cases

• To enforce laws

Who nominates judges to the Supreme Court?

• The Senate

• The House of Representatives

• The President

• The Chief Justice

What is the term length for a Supreme Court judge?

• Lifetime, unless misbehaving

• 12 years

• 8 years

• 4 years

What is the role of a witness in a trial?

• To present evidence

• To defend the accused

• To testify about what they saw

• To decide the verdict

What is a jury composed of?

• Police officers

• Judges

• Lawyers

• American citizens

Why is trial by jury important?

• It simplifies legal procedures

• It reduces legal costs

• It ensures fair treatment

• It speeds up the trial process

What type of cases does the Supreme Court handle?

• Civil lawsuits

• Traffic violations

• National cases

• Local disputes

What is the main topic of Article 3?

• The Legislative Branch

• The Bill of Rights

• The Executive Branch

• The Supreme Court