Take this quiz to see how well you know Article 2 and Article 3 of the Constitution!
2 years
4 years
6 years
8 years
Lifetime (as long as they get re-elected!)
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President
Senators
Representatives
Vice President
Speaker of the House
Leader of the Senate
NONE OF THESE
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30 years old
25 years old
35 years old
45 years old
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The President
The Vice President
The Speaker of the House
The highest general amongst all the branches of the military
The governor of each state is the commander for all forces out of their state and no other is above him/her (states' rights)
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Pardon any criminal, even those convicted of the death penalty
Make treaties (agreements) with other nations
Sentence any criminal to death whether they have had a trial or not.
Pick judges for many courts other than the supreme court (with Senate approval)
Pick the members of his/her cabinet (advisors), such as Secretary of State
Break any laws of the United States that he/she feels are necessary, to ensure the safety of the people.
Pick judges for the supreme court (with Senate approval)
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The removal of any senator by the President
The removal of the President from his/her office
The name of the President's yearly speech about how the nation is doing.
The trial that determines whether the President is guilty of treason.
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The removal of any senator by the President or its state
The removal of the President from his/her office
The name of the President's yearly speech about how the nation is doing.
The trial that determines whether the President is guilty of treason.
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Make suggestions about what laws to pass or things to discuss in Congress
Review every single trial verdict passed by the Supreme Court, ever.
Review all cases of sentencing to the Death Penalty in the US to determine whether or not he/she should pardon the criminal.
Act as head of nation, by hosting other heads of nations when they visit.
Make sure that the laws of the United States are carried out.
Give an annual speech called the "State of the Union" address
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Article 1, Section 1
Article 2, Section 2
Article 2, Section 4
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Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Congress
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False
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False
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False
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The state or city where a court case originally came from.
It tells which judge or Justice will hear a court case first.
A special case which can be heard first by the Supreme Court.
None of the above
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Article 2, Section 3
Article 3, Section 1
Article 3, Section 2
Article 2, Section 4
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True, but in the Amendments, it also guarantees a right to a trial by jury for civil trials, too.
False, it's actually guaranteed for both criminal and civil trials in the Amendments to the Constitution.
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Two witnesses testify in court against you that you intentionally did something that counts as Treason.
You confess to committing Treason in open court
Two witnesses come forward and anonymously tell police that you committed Treason.
All of the Above.
ONLY answers A and B above.
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Threatening the President of the United States
Declaring allegiance to enemies of the United States
Buying guns or ammunition for an enemy
Organizing a group of armed people to assault a government building
Being a public official or politician (such as President) and breaking the law
Burning the American Flag
Having a cousin or uncle visit and stay with you who is a soldier for a country the US has declared war on.
Getting a group of people together and actively planning to overthrow the US Government
Telling a group of people that you disagree with the President's actions over the past year.
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