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1 The Constitution

2 Qualifications To Be President What is the MINIMUM age for a President of the USA?

3 Qualifications To Be President How long is one term for a President?

4 Qualifications To Be President Where MUST a person be born to be President?

5 Large States vs. Small States Think about representation. What is one conflict that might happen between large and small states (in population)?

6 Large States vs. Small States Should all states have the same number of representatives? Example: a large state and a small state have 3 representatives. Is that fair?

7 Large States vs. Small States How do you make a compromise?

8 Large States vs. Small States How many representatives are there in the Senate?

9 Large States vs. Small States What is the term of a senator? (# of years)

10 Large States vs. Small States What is a term of a representative in the House of Representatives?

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