#1 Which of the following is a right guaranteed by the Bill of Rights?

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#1 Which of the following is a right guaranteed by the Bill of Rights? __ Public Education __ Employment __Voting ____ Trial by Jury

#2 The Federal census of population is taken each five years. __ True __ False

#3 If a person is indicted for a crime, name two rights which he has: Habeus Corpus, to have a Lawyer, Speedy Trial

#4 A U.S. Senator elected at the general election in November takes office the following year on what date? January 3rd

#5 A President elected at the general election in November takes office the following year on what date? January 20

#6 Which definition applies to the word ‘amendment?’ __ Proposed change, as in a Constitution __ Making of peace between nations at war __ A part of the government

#7 A person appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court is appointed a term of Life.

#8 When the Constitution was approved by the original colonies, how many states had to ratify it in order for it to be in effect? 9

#9 Does enumeration affect the income tax levied on citizens in various states? Yes

#10 Persons opposed to swearing in an oath may say instead: (solemnly Affirm)

#11 To serve as a President of the united States, a person must have attained: __ 25 __ 35 __ 40 __45 years

#12 What words are required by law to be on all coins and paper currency of the U.S.? In God We Trust

#13 The Supreme Court is the chief lawmaking body of the state. _____ True _____ False

#14 If a law passed by a state is contrary to provisions of the U.S. Constitution, which law prevails? U.S. Constitution

#15 If a vacancy occurs in the U.S. Senate, the state must hold an election, but meanwhile the place may be filled by a temporary appointment made by: Governor

#16 A U.S. Senator is elected for a term of 6 years.

#17 Appropriation of money for the armed services can be only for a period limited to 2 years

#18 The chief executive and the administrative offices make up the Executive branch of government.

#19 Who passes laws dealing with piracy? Congress

#20 The number of representatives which a state is entitled to have in the House of Representatives is based on Population.

#21 If no person receives a majority of the electoral votes, the vice President is chosen by the Senate. ____ True ____ False

#22 Name two things which the states are forbidden to do by the U.S. constitution. Coin Money, Make Treaties, Ex Post Facto, Writs of Habeus Corpus

#23 If election of the President becomes the duty of the U.S. House of Representatives and it fails to act, who becomes President and when? V.P. until the House acts

#24 How many votes must a person receive in order to become president if the election is decided by the U.S. House of Representatives? 26

#25 How many how many states were required to approve the original Constitution in order for it to be in effect? 9

#26 Check the offenses which, if you are convicted of them, disqualified you for voting. ___ Murder ___ Issuing worthless checks ___ Petty Larceny ___ Manufacturing whisky

#27 The congress decides in what manner states elect presidential electors. __ True __ False

#28 Name two purposes of the U.S. Constitution. Establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility

#29 Congress is composed of House of Representatives and the Senate

#30 All legislative powers grant in the U.S. Constitution may legally be used only by Congress

The population census is required to be made every #31 The population census is required to be made every 10 years.

#32 Impeachments of U.S. officials are tried by Senate.

#33 If an effort to impeach the President of the U.S. is made, who presides at the trial? Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

#34 On the impeachment of the chief of justice of the Supreme Court of the U.S., who tries the case? The Senate

#35 Money is coined in order of: ___ U.S. Congress ___The President’s cabinet ___ State Legislatives

#36 Persons elected to cast a state’s vote for U.S. President and Vice President are called Presidential Electors.

Pass Laws, Coin Money, Declare War #37 Name one power which is exclusively Legislative and is mentioned in one of the parts of the U.S. Constitution above. Pass Laws, Coin Money, Declare War

#38 If a person flees from justice to another state, who has authority to ask for his return? Governor

Whose duty is it to keep Congress informed of the state of the union? #39 Whose duty is it to keep Congress informed of the state of the union? President

If the two house cannot agree on adjournment, who sets the time? #40 If the two house cannot agree on adjournment, who sets the time? President

#41 When presidential electors meet to cast ballots for President, must all electors in a state vote for the same person for president or can they vote for different persons if they so choose? different

#42 After the presidential electors have voted, to whom do they send the count of their votes? VP – President of the Senate

#43 The power to declare war is vested in Congress

#44 Any power and rights not given to the U.S. of prohibited to the states by the U.S. Constitution are specified as belonging to whom? States – the people