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Yates Gov Ch 3 Test
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| article I of the Constitution | legislative branch |
| article II of the Constitution | executive branch |
| article III of the Constitution | Supreme Court |
| necessary & proper laws | Elastic Clause |
| amendment approval | ratification |
| appeal to Congress | petition |
| House accusation of a federal official | impeach |
| freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, right to petition your government | 1st Amendment |
| 1st 10 amendments | Bill of Rights |
| right to bear arms | 2nd Amendment |
| no quartering troops | 3rd Amendment |
| no unreasonable search & seizure | 4th Amendment |
| rights of the accused | 5th Amendment |
| speedy trial | 6th Amendment |
| jury trial | 7th Amendment |
| no cruel and unusual punishment | 8th Amendment |
| rights not specified belong to the people | 9th Amendment |
| powers not specified belong to the people | 10th Amendment |
| separate ballot for Pres & VP | 12th Amendment |
| ended slavery | 13th Amendment |
| defined citizenship | 14th Amendment |
| blacks vote | 15th Amendment |
| income tax | 16th Amendment |
| direct election of Senators | 17th Amendment |
| prohibition | 18th Amendment |
| women vote | 19th Amendment |
| Lame Duck | 20th Amendment |
| ended prohibition repealed the 18th amendment | 21st Amendment |
| presidential term limits | 22nd Amendment |
| no more poll taxes | 24th Amendment |
| Washington DC gets electors | 23rd Amendment |
| presidential succession | 25th Amendment |
| 18 yr olds vote | 26th Amendment |
| Congressional raises | 27th Amendment |
| Political Authority of the People | Popular Sovereignty |
| introduction to the Constitution | preamble |
| taxes paid in order to vote | poll taxes |
| Action needed to override Presidential veto | 2/3 vote of Congress |
| part of the Constitution used to meet the needs of a changing/growing nation | amendments |
| Supreme Court decisions can be overturned by the Court itself OR | amendment |
| proposed amendments come from | 2/3 vote of Congress |
| amendments are ratified by | 3/4 vote of states |
| time limit to ratify an amendment | 7 years |
| 3 parts of the Constitution | preamble articles amendments |
| different powers given to different branches of government | separation of powers |
| ability of the court to review the actions on the other branches | judicial review |
| government with limits | limited government |
| power divided between federal and state levels | federalism |