Practice Test: Quick Constitution (Articles)

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Short Answer skip

1. Article 6
   
2. Article 1.8
   
3. Article 5
   
4. Article 2.1
   
5. Article 1.1
   

Multiple Choice skip

1. Article 1.4
   1. Powers of congress: establish and maintain army/navy, establish post offices, create courts, regulate commerce between states, declare war, raise money. Elastic clause = any law necessary for the carrying out of the previously listed powers.
   2. States can choose how, when, and where senators are elected (checked by congress)
   3. Two senators per state, vice president =senate president (can't vote unless tie)
   4. Congress has legislative powers and equals senate + house of reps
   5. US guarantees protection of citizens and Republican form of government
2. Article 1.10
   1. President impeachable
   2. States can choose how, when, and where senators are elected (checked by congress)
   3. Legal decisions made or given in one state must be upheld by others
   4. States cannot make own money, declare war, anything prohibited in section 9, can't tax goods from other states, and no navies
3. Article 2.2
   1. President controls military, can make treaties, grant pardons
   2. Powers of congress: establish and maintain army/navy, establish post offices, create courts, regulate commerce between states, declare war, raise money. Elastic clause = any law necessary for the carrying out of the previously listed powers.
   3. Legal decisions made or given in one state must be upheld by others
   4. Congress has legislative powers and equals senate + house of reps
   5. Citizens of one state shall be treated fairly and equally in any state
4. Article 7
   1. Congress has legislative powers and equals senate + house of reps
   2. In order to meet, congress must have a minimum number of members present (members can be punished)
   3. Bills for raising revenue originate in house of reps, checked by senate (then accepted or vetoed by president). If vetoed, congress can override with 2/3 majority vote.
   4. US guarantees protection of citizens and Republican form of government
   5. Constitution ratified
5. Article 1.2
   1. Bills for raising revenue originate in house of reps, checked by senate (then accepted or vetoed by president). If vetoed, congress can override with 2/3 majority vote.
   2. Habeas Corpus can be suspended, no preferential treatment for states, no money can be withdrawn from treasury (unless approved), no titles of nobility shall be given by US gov't
   3. House of reps is democratically chosen every 2 years and must meet certain qualifications.
   4. Legal decisions made or given in one state must be upheld by others
   5. Constitution ratified

True or False skip

1. Article 3.3
   States cannot make own money, declare war, anything prohibited in section 9, can't tax goods from other states, and no navies

   True   False

2. Article 1.3
   Defines Treason

   True   False

3. Article 2.3
   Constitution ratified

   True   False

4. Article 3.2
   Supreme court hears cases effecting ambassadors, public ministers, US controversies, crimes tried by jury

   True   False

5. Article 3.1
   Supreme court hears cases effecting ambassadors, public ministers, US controversies, crimes tried by jury

   True   False