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Articles I, II, & III

Articles I, II, & III

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8th Grade

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Micah Breckenridge

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6 Slides • 15 Questions

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US Constitution

Articles I, II, & III

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Make Laws

Declare War

Tax

Borrow Money

Regulate Commerce

Naturalization Process

Necessary & Proper Clause

​Powers

Article I-Legislative Branch

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Age-30

Term-6 years

Number of Senators- 2 per state

​Senate

Age-25

Term-2 years

Number of Reps- population

​House of Representatives

Bicameral

4

Article II-Executive Branch

​Carries out Laws

Grant Pardons

Appoint federal officers

Commander-in-Chief

5

​Executive Branch

Age- 35

Term- 4 years (2 term limit)

Is elected by the Electoral College

6

​Article III-Judicial Branch

Supreme Court and inferior court systems

Power to declare laws unconstitutional

No minimum age

Appointed by President

Life term

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Multiple Choice

Makes laws

1

Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

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Multiple Choice

Carries out laws

1

Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

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Multiple Choice

Decides if laws are constitutional

1

Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

10

Multiple Choice

Has the power to declare war

1

Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

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Multiple Choice

Has the power to set taxes

1

Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

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Multiple Choice

Is composed of a bicameral system

1

Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

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Multiple Choice

Has the power to grant pardons

1

Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

14

Multiple Choice

Has the power to appoint federal officers

1

Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

15

Multiple Choice

Acts as commander-in-chief

1

Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

16

Multiple Choice

Term length for Senator

1

2 years

2

4 years

3

6 years

17

Multiple Choice

Term length for House of Representatives

1

2 years

2

4 years

3

6 years

18

Multiple Choice

Term length for President

1

2 years

2

4 years

3

6 years

19

Multiple Choice

Number of Representatives from each state

1

1

2

2

3

4

4

based on population

20

Multiple Choice

Number of Senators from each state

1

1

2

2

3

4

4

based on population

21

Multiple Choice

Is elected by the Electoral College

1

Senators

2

President

3

House of Representatives

4

Supreme Court Judges

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US Constitution

Articles I, II, & III

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