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Constitution #1

Honors Civics (12)

TermDefinition
President Term of Office 4 years
The House of Representatives Term of Office 2 years
Senate Term of Office 6 years
Supreme Court Term of Office Lifetime
President Qualifications 35 or older, natural born citizen, lived in U.S. for 14 years
House of Representatives Qualifications 25 or older, citizen for 7 years, live in state they are running for
Senate Qualifications 30 or older, citizen for 9 years, live in state they are running for
Supreme Court Qualifications none
How the President is Elected People vote then electoral college votes
How the House of Representatives are Elected Elected by the people
How the Senate is Elected (origionally) State Legislature
How the Senate is Elected (now) Elected by the people
How the Supreme Court is Elected The president nominates and senate approves
Article 1 Primary Topic Legislative branch
Article 2 Primary Topic Executive Branch
Article 3 Primary Topic Judicial Branch
Article 4 Primary Topic Relations among the states
Article 5 Primary Topic Provisions for amendments
Article 6 Primary Topic The Supreme Clause
Article 7 Primary Topic The Ratification of the Conventions of nine States
Full Faith and Credit Clause States must honor/respect official records/documents from other states
Primary Method for Amending the Constitution 2/3 of congress votes to approve of a proposed amendment then 3/4 of the states vote to ratify
Supremacy Clause The constitution itself + national laws, treaties, supreme court decisions are the "supreme law of the land" + must be followed by all levels of government
Created by: sarahbrown2006
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