Test 2

Question 1

Expressed powers and examples

Answer 1

Listed in the constitution

Examples: 
Coin money
Tax
Declare war 
Raise and support an army
Borrow money
Post office and roads

Question 2

Implied power and examples

Answer 2

Not in the constitution but are used to implement the expressed powers

Examples
Income tax
Military draft
Minimum wage

Question 3

Inherent power and examples

Answer 3

Congress and president need in order to get the job done right

Question 4

Article 1

Answer 4

Congress (legislative branch) (house and senate and president pro tempore)

Question 5

Article 2

Answer 5

Presidency (executive branch)

And electoral collage

Question 6

Article 3

Answer 6

Supreme court (judicial branch)

Question 7

Article 4

Answer 7

Full faith and credit/ privileges and immunities (if you go to another state you are guaranteed the same privileges)
Extradition of fugitives

Question 8

Article 5

Answer 8

How to amend the constitution (propose then ratify)

Question 9

Article 6

Answer 9

Supremacy clause

Question 10

Article 7

Answer 10

Ratification of the conventions of the nine states (once 9 states signed, it was officially ratified)

Question 11

Amendment 1

Answer 11

Freedom of press, assembly, petition, religion, speech (paprs)

Question 12

Amendment 2

Answer 12

Right to bear arms

Question 13

Amendment 3

Answer 13

Permits quartering of soldiers, right to privacy

Question 14

Amendment 4

Answer 14

Forbids unreasonable searches and seizures

Question 15

Amendment 5

Answer 15

Rights of due process of law

1- grand jury
2-twice put in jeopardy (cant be tried for the same crime twice)
3-witness against himself

Eminent domain

Question 16

Amendment 6

Answer 16

Right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury

Right to a lawyer

Right to confront witnesses

Question 17

Amendment 7

Answer 17

Right to a jury in civil cases

Question 18

Amendment 8

Answer 18

Prohibits excessive bail and fines and cruel and unusual punishment

Question 19

Amendment 9

Answer 19

All other rights are retained by the people

Question 20

Amendment 10

Answer 20

Nature of federalism

Question 21

Amendment 13

Answer 21

Ended slavery

Question 22

Amendment 14

Answer 22

Citizenship rights and equal protection of the laws

Question 23

Amendment 15

Answer 23

Prohibited states from disenfranchising voters on the account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude

Question 24

Delegated

Answer 24

Powers given to the federal government by the constitution

• declare war
• create and maintain armed forces
• establish foreign policy
• regulate interstate and foreign trade
• make copyright and patent laws
• establish post services
• coin money

Question 25

Concurrent

Answer 25

Given to both state and federal government - raise taxes - provide for the public welfare - criminal justice - borrow money - charter banks - build roads

Question 26

Reserved

Answer 26

Belong to people and states - establish local governments - establish and maintain schools - regulate trade within states - conduct elections - provide for public safety

Question 27

What branch has the power if impeachment?

Answer 27

Legislative

Question 28

What branch runs the subsequent trial to determine if an official should be removed from office

Answer 28

Executive

Question 29

Who is the presiding officer of the house

Answer 29

Speaker of the house

Question 30

Who is the presiding officer of the senate

Answer 30

Vice president

Question 31

Virginia plan?

Answer 31

Created the 3 branches

Question 32

New jersey plan?

Answer 32

Proposed how us should be governed

Question 33

What compromise merged the virginia and new jersey plans

Answer 33

The great compromise