s.s.

Question 1

unconstitutional

Answer 1

not allowed under the constitution.

Question 2

amending

Answer 2

changing the constitution.

Question 3

ratify

Answer 3

approve.

Question 4

bil of rights

Answer 4

the first ten amendments to the constitution.

Question 5

dissent

Answer 5

disagreement.

Question 6

censorship

Answer 6

the power to review, change or prevent the publication of news.

Question 7

libel

Answer 7

the publication of false and malicious information that damages a person’s reputation.

Question 8

requirements for the house of representatives

Answer 8

1. at least 1 per state based on population.
2. 2 year term.
3. must be that least 25 years old.
4. citizen for 7 years.
5. resident of the state elected in.

Question 9

requirements for seate

Answer 9

1. 2 senators per state.
2. 6 year term.
3. must be at least 30 years old.
4. citizens for 9 years.
5. resident of the state elected in.

Question 10

article 1

Answer 10

outlines the rules and responsibilities of the legislative branch for both the house of representatives and senate.

Question 11

article 2

Answer 11

outlines the rules and responsibilities of the executive branch: president and cabinet.

Question 12

article 3

Answer 12

outlines the rules and responsibilities of the judicial branch: supreme court and other federal courts.

Question 13

article 4

Answer 13

outlines the rights and expectations for all states and citizens including the adding of new states.

Question 14

article 5

Answer 14

outlines the process for amending or changing the constitution.

Question 15

article 6

Answer 15

explains that whatever state and federal laws contradict each other, the federal laws will win or are more powerful.

Question 16

article 7

Answer 16

outlines the process for ratification of the constitution.