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Illinois Const
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| in every how many years do census happen? | 10 years |
| What number district are we in | 2 |
| who is are district representative? | Robbin Kelly |
| when was the Illinois constitution created? | 1818 |
| What state number was Illinois? | 21 state |
| when was our current constitution made? | 1970 |
| who is are Governor | Pat Quinn |
| How many senators are there? | 59 |
| How many Appellate Courts are there in Illinois? | 5 |
| How many Supreme courts are there? | 1 |
| How many judicial courts are there? | 22 |
| who is the security of state? | Jessie white |
| State tree | white oak |
| State flower | violet |
| State song | Illinois |
| state bird | cardnil |
| state insect | monarch butterfly |
| State dance | square dance |
| state animal | white tailed deer |
| state slogan | land of Lincoln |
| state fish | bluegills |
| state snack food | popcorn |
| how many articles are there in the Illiois constitution | 3 articles |
| what is the first article and how many sections does it have | Bill of rights, 24 sections |
| what is the second article and how many sections does it have | Power of the state, 2 sections |
| what is the third article and how many sections does it have | Suffrage and elections, 7 sections |
| who is the senate president | john j collerton |
| who is the president of the house | Michel J Madigan |
| since when is Springfield been the capital | 1853 |
| what was Illinois first capital | Kaskaskia |
| in what year was the first capital | 1820 |
| what was the second capital | Vandalia |
| what is the fith admendment | Suffrage and Elections Article (Voting Quali -fications) Reduced the voting age for every U.S. citizen voting in state elections from 21 years to 18 years and the permanent state residency requirement from six months to 30 days preceding any election. |
| what is the fourth admendment | Bill of Rights Article (Bail and Habeas Corpus). Allows state criminal court judges to deny bail to persons accused of certain crimes when the court determines that the persons may pose a threat to the community. |
| what was the third admendemt | Bill of Rights Article (Bail and Habeas Corpus). Allows state criminal court judges to deny bail to persons accused of crimes carrying a possible life sentence. |
| what is the 1 article | bill of right |
| what is the 2 article | power of state |
| what is the 3 article | suffrage and elections |
| what is the 4 article | legislature |
| what is the 5 article | executive |
| what is the 6 article | judicial |
| what is the 7 article | local government |
| what is the 8 article | finance |
| what is the 9 article | revenue |
| what is the 10 article | education |
| what is the 11 article |
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