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US Constitution and Its Amendments Quiz Questions and Answers

Are you from the US? or Are you interested in studying the constitution of the US? If yes, then get ready for a difficult and interesting US constitution and its amendments quiz that will test how much you know the constitution...

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 272 | Last updated: Oct 16, 2025

Sample Question 1
The power to remove the President from office through the impeachment process requires actions by

Both houses of Congress

The Senate only

The House of Representatives only

The chief justice of the Supreme Court only

The Senate and the Supreme Court

Sample Question 2
When did Black women receive the right to vote in federal elections?

With the ratification of the fifteenth Amendment in 1870

With the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment in 1920

With the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964

When the first Black woman was elected to Congress

When the Three-Fifths Compromise was repealed

Sample Question 3
In The Federalist number 10, James Madison contended that the government should

Deny citizens access to competitive factions

Abolish most competitive factions

Limit the number of political factions

Regulate factions through taxation

Permit many factions to compete

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