The document is a review of the key elements of the U.S. Constitution. It contains multiple choice and matching questions about the branches of government, qualifications for elected positions, terms of office, Constitutional amendments, and impeachment processes. The review covers the legislative, executive, and judicial branches; roles of Congress, the President, and Supreme Court; and important rights and processes established in the Constitution.

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2. U.S. Constitution Review Drag and drop each job to its correct branch of government. Judicial Executive Legislative Interprets laws Enforces laws Makes Laws

3. Drag the correct qualifications for the House of Representatives. U.S. Constitution Review 1. 2. 3. At least 25 years old at least 30 years old Natural born, citizen Live in state elected U.S. citizen 9 years U.S. citizen 7 years

4. U.S. Constitution Review Match the terms of office to the correct position. 4 yrs. 2 yrs. life 6 yrs. Supreme Court Justice President Senate House of Reps.

5. U.S. Constitution Review Match the Article number to its description. Judicial Branch How states and national govt. will get along How to ratify the Constitution Legislative Branch How to amend Constitution Executive Branch Makes Constitution the “supreme law of the land” I II III IV V VI VII

6. U.S. Constitution Review Which of the following is NOT a power of Congress? a. Create a post office b. Negotiate treaties c. Create, maintain a navy d. Declare war

7. U.S. Constitution Review How many Senators are voted on every second year? a. 1/3 b. All of them c. 1/2 d. 1/4

8. U.S. Constitution Review Who is President of the Senate? a. Senate elects him/her b. President appoints him/her c. Chief Justice d. Vice President of U.S.

9. U.S. Constitution Review Which of the following is NOT a reason the President can be impeached? a. treason b. Vetoing too many bills c. bribery d. High crimes, misdemeanors

10. U.S. Constitution Review Match the Amendment to its description. Allowed women to vote Religious and political freedoms Abolished slavery First amendment Thirteenth amendment Nineteenth amendment

11. U.S. Constitution Review Match the Amendment to its description. Rights of an accused person Right to bear arms No illegal search and seizure Fourth amendment Fifth amendment Second amendment

12. U.S. Constitution Review What is the purpose of the electoral college? a. Elect the President b. Count votes in elections c. Study history of elections d. Examine voter opinions before elections

13. U.S. Constitution Review Who tries a case during impeachment? a. House of Representatives b. Supreme Court c. Senate d. President’s Cabinet

14. U.S. Constitution Review Who presides over the trial in the case of an impeachment? a. House of Representatives b. Chief Justice c. President of the Senate d. Speaker of the House