Articles 4-7 of the Constitution

What does the "Full Faith and Credit" clause of the Constitution require regarding state laws and court decisions?

• Each state must create its own unique laws.

• Each state must respect the laws and court decisions of other states.

• States can ignore laws from other states if they disagree.

• Only federal laws are recognized across all states.

What does the "Privileges and Immunities" clause ensure for citizens moving between states?

• They must apply for new citizenship in the new state.

• They lose all rights from their previous state.

• They have the same freedoms and benefits as those who already live there.

• They are only allowed to travel for specific reasons.

What is one way an amendment to the US Constitution can be proposed?

• A simple majority vote in the House of Representatives.

• Two-thirds of both the Senate and House of Representatives agree on an amendment.

• The President can propose an amendment directly.

• A petition signed by a majority of citizens.

What is the principle established by the Supremacy Clause in the US Constitution?

• State laws always take precedence over federal laws.

• The Constitution is the highest law in the country, and federal law wins if it conflicts with state law.

• International treaties are superior to the Constitution.

• Judges are not required to follow the Constitution if it conflicts with their personal beliefs.