US Constitution

US Constitution

US Constitution Worksheet

US History I HIST 2010

 

1. Which Article of the Constitution tells us how to change the constitution if it needs to be done?

 

2. Which Article of the Constitution deals with the office of the President and the Executive Branch of our government?

 

3. Which Article of the Constitution deals with the Legislative Branch of Government?

 

4. Which Article of the Constitution tells us how the Constitution will be ratified by the States?

 

5. Which Article of the Constitution tells us about the Federal Judiciary and the Supreme Court?

 

6. Which Article of the Constitution tells us which branch of Government will have the power to tax the citizens?

 

7. According to the Constitution, how is the President selected for office?

 

8. According to the Constitution, how are Senators selected for office?

 

9. According to the Constitution, how are Federal Judges placed on the Bench?

 

10. According to the Constitution, how are Representatives in Congress selected for office?

 

11. According to the Constitution, How Many rights does the Constitution give to citizens?

Instructions for the Constitution Worksheet

 

After you have read the Constitution of the United States, Please Fill out the worksheet.

In the sections that ask you Which Article does what, just tell me the Article number.

In the section that asks you about how individuals get into office according to the constitution, I want it explained in your own words.  Do not cut and paste the section from the constitution…you will not get credit for that answer.

The most important part is that you READ the Constitution.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The executive authority is bestowed in the president of the United States who is expected to hold office for a period of four year term, similar to his/her vice president. The president is voted in after each state appoints a number of electors that is equal to the number of representatives and senators to which the respective state is entitled in congress. However, no representative or senator, or a person holding a public office under the United States can be appointed as an elector. Thus, on a same date throughout the United States, the electors within their respective states and vote through ballot both for the president and the vice president whom……………

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