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Terms 1-30

Tapia's Cards 1-30

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Amendments Change made to the Constitution
Impeach To remove an elected official from office
Total Number of Amendments 27
Youngest age to be a Senator 30
Youngest Age to be a Member of the House 25
Bicameral 2 House
Name the 3 Branches of Government Judicial, Executive, Legislative
2 Houses of Congress Senate and House of Representatives
Total Members in the Supreme Court 9
How long is a Supreme Court Judge Elected For Life
Number of Years a President Serves 4
Number of Terms a Presidetn can Serve 2
What right is included in the 3rd amendment army can't force home-owners to provide living space for them
What rights are included in the 5th amendment can't be tried twice for the same crime - can't be forced to testify against yourself - can't be held for committing a crime unless properly indicted
What is Double Jeopardy When you cant be tried for a Crime Twice
What is the definiton of "federalism" shared power between National gov't and State gov'ts
How many total members are there in the Senate 100
How many members are there in the House of Representatives 435
What are the 3 qualifications for President of the United States 1. must be 35 or older 2. must be a natural born citizen of the U.S. 3. must have lived in the U.S. for 14 years
Which amendment limits the President to 2 terms 22nd
Stamp Act Tax on everything that was made of paper
Unalienable Rights Rights that can not be taken away
Quartering Act Allowed British Soliders to require Colonists to provide food and Shelter
Impressment Taking of American Sailors by the English Navy
Anti-Federalist Was against the ratification of the Constitution
Federalist Supported Ratifying the Constitution
Cash Crop Crop rown for profit
Indenture servant served as a servant for 7-14 years to pay for passage to the new world
Eli Whitney Creator of Cotton gin and Interchangeable parts
Industrial Revolution A period after the war of 1812 in which inventions made life easier
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