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POLS 101 EXAM 1

POLS 101 EXAM 1 Study Guide

TermDefinition
Article I (One) Legislative Branch.
Article I Section 8 Power of Congress: enumerated (delegate) + Necessary and Proper Clause (Elastic)
Article II (Two) Executive Branch.
Article III (Three) Judicial Branch.
Article IV (Four) Interstate Relations (2 or more states)
Article IV Section 1 Full Faith and Credit Clause (In the Articles, each state have to honor rulings of other states).
Article V (Five) Method of Amending Constitution
Article VI (Six) Supremacy Clause (Supreme law of the land)
Article VII (Seven) Ratification of the Constitution (9 of 13 states needed to ratify)
Bill of Rights First 10 Amendments of the Constitution
Amendment 1 Freedom of religion, press, speech, assembly, and petition
Amendment 2 Establishment of Militia/Right to bear/keep arms
Amendment 3 Quartering Troops is illegal without consent
Amendment 4 No unreasonable search and seizure
Amendment 5 Rights of a person; Due process, grand jury, double jeopardy, can't self incriminate, eminent domain.
Amendment 6 Rights of an accused person(s). For criminal persecutions there is a speedy trial and counsel for defense.
Amendment 7 Rules of common law for civil trials
Amendment 8 More guarantees in criminal cases/cruel and unusual punishment
Amendment 9 Rights retained by the people
Amendment 10 Reserved powers of the states
Amendment 11 Suits against states/limitations of federal courts
Amendment 12 Election of the president and vice president/ Electoral College
Amendment 13 Prohibits Slavery (first mention in the constitution)
Amendment 14 Citizenship Rights (Section 1; Equal Protection Clause)
Amendment 15 Rights of suffrage/Vote may not be denied based on race
Amendment 13-15 Civil War or Reconstruction Amendments
Amendment 16 Income tax (at the federal level)
Amendment 17 Direct election of senators
Amendment 18 Prohibition (Sale/manufacturing/transportations of alcohol)
Amendment 19 Right of suffrage/Vote may not be denied based on sex/gender
Amendment 20 Presidential and Congressional terms/President succession
Amendment 21
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