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The Constitution

QuestionAnswer
Who has to be a natural born citizen to hold office? President
Who has to be 35 to hold office? President
Who has to be 25 to hold office? The house of reps
Who has to live in the US for 14 consecutive years to hold office? President
What house do you have to be 30 to hold office? Senate
What house do you have a naturalization of 7 years? House of reps
What is the main idea or branch of the first article? Legislature
Is congress bicameral or unicameral? Bicameral because of the house of reps and senate
Article 2 sets up which branch executive
Article 3 sets up which branch? judicial
article 4 sets up states rights and responsibility
Article 5 sets up Amend the constitution
Article 6 sets up supremacy clause
Article 7 sets up ratification
the members of the executive branch president, vice president, cabinet
members of the judicial branch supreme court and lower court
the residency requirement for house of reps live in state they represent
how many years does a house of reps office holder have a term 2 year term
what is the citizenship requirement for the senate 9 years
how long is the term they hold 6 years
what is the residency requirement for the senate live in state they represent
what are the requirements for the judicial branch none
What is the job of the Legislative branch make laws
What is the job of the Executive branch enforce/carry out laws
What is the job of Judicial branch interpret laws
what is the term of the president 4 years
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