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Article 2

What is the executive branch?

Article 4

What is the relations among the States?

Article 5

What is amending the Constitution?

Article 3

What is the judicial branch?

Article 7

What is ratifying the Constitution?

What is the 15 th Amendment?

What is the right to vote for all male citizens?

What is the 11 th Amendment?

What is the Judicial Power of the U.S. cannot be construed to extend to any suit in law?

What is the 19 th Amendment?

What is women have the right to vote?

What is a 16 th Amendment?

What is give Congress the power to lay and collect taxes on income?

What is the 26 th Amendment?

What is give people who are 18 years or older the right to vote?

What is the 3 rd Amendment?

What is no one shall quarter troops?

What is the 5 th Amendment?

What is the right to due process?

What is the 6 th Amendment?

What is the right to a speedy and public trial?

What is the 2 nd Amendment?

What is the right of the people to keep and bare arms?

What is the 8 th Amendment?

What is excessive bail shall not be required nor cruel and unusual punishment inflicted?

How much of a vote is required to Amendment?

What is a 2/3 vote by Congress?

How many states must approve to amend?

What is 38 states?

How many amendments were passed by 2/3 congress vote?

What is 26 amendments?

How many times was the Constitution amended?

What is 17 times?

What actions can the President take?

What is he can make a treaty with a foreign country?

What is popular sovereignty?

What is the power rests with the people ?

What is limited government?

What is the government doesn’t have complete control?

What is checks and balances?

What is each branch checks the actions of the other branches?

What is judicial review?

What is they view the constitutionality of what other branches are doing?

What is democracy?