powers are shared between the national & state governments

the government is restricted in what it can do

Article that explains the Legislative branch

Article that explains the Judicial branch

Article that explains the ratification process

Father of the US Constitution:

# of Amendments in the US Constitution:

2 houses in Congress:

Term length of Supreme Court Justices:

# of Supreme Court justices:

The ability of the Supreme Court to determine the constitutionality of laws is known as:

Which amendment was created in response to the national draft of WWII and Vietnam?

Which of the following does NOT play an official role in the amendment process?

Concurrent powers belong to:

the people hold the power

Powers of the federal government that aren’t clearly expressed are known as:

Senators make decisions based on the votes of particular state senators:

Which of the following was created to elect the President and Vice President?

The amendment process is an example of which principle of the Constitution?

Which is NOT a requirement to be President or Vice President of the U.S.?

the Supreme law of the Land:

The ________ amendment was created after Franklin D. Roosevelt served four terms as President.

The President’s advisory council is known as the _______________________, which includes 15 executive departments.

Executive Branch can check the Judicial Branch by _________________________________.

A written change to the Constitution is known as a ___________________ ______________________.

The introductory statement of the U.S. Constitution:

Which is NOT a state power?

Which is NOT a power given ONLY to the federal government?

Which is NOT a concurrent/shared power?

Which is NOT an inherent power?

How have political parties changed the Constitution?

Congress can do whatever it sees fit under circumstances:

After an amendment receives 2/3 of Congress's vote, what fraction of the state legislature must approve it?

Which amendment reserves powers to the state?