U3 Articles

Question 1

Article 1, Section 1

Answer 1

Establishes the Senate and House of Representatives

Question 2

Article 1, Section 2

Answer 2

Establishes the duties, responsibilities, and requirements of the House.

Question 3

Article 1, Section 3

Answer 3

Summarizes the requirements (age, # of years as citizen), and powers of Senate. Establishes ow numbers of the senate interact with the government. States Vice President is President of the Senate.

Question 4

Article 1, Section 4

Answer 4

Focuses on rules surrounding election process and meet ups of congress.

Question 5

Article 1, Section 5

Answer 5

Focuses on the rules/organization of the members of House and Senate.

Question 6

Article 1, Section 6

Answer 6

Focuses on the protections and payments of Congress.

Question 7

Article 1, Section 7

Answer 7

Explains the process of a bill becoming a law.

Question 8

Article 1, Section 8

Answer 8

Any power of Congress is listed here. Home of Necessary and Proper Clause and Commerce Clause.

Question 9

Article 1, Section 9

Answer 9

Says all the things Congress CANNOT do.

Question 10

Article 1, Section 10

Answer 10

Says states are restricted on treaties/alliances, creation of currency, and war.

Question 11

Article 2, Section 1

Answer 11

Gives info and requirements regarding running for President, who takes charge when President can’t, oath President takes, and the electoral college.

Question 12

Article 2, Section 2

Answer 12

Describes powers of the President. Home of Advice and Consent Clause.

Question 13

Article 2, Section 3

Answer 13

Says how President must address Congress and the state of the union sometimes. Says he can also have meetings with the chambers of congress. Home of the Take Care Clause.

Question 14

Article 2, Section 4

Answer 14

Says President and Vice President can be removed if they commit high crimes like bribery, treason, or misdemeanor.

Question 15

Article 3, Section 1

Answer 15

Establishes the supreme court and how they are superior. Ensures supreme court members hold office for life, also allows them to create inferior courts over time.

Question 16

Article 3, Section 2

Answer 16

Says what the judicial branch does and what it can and can’t make decisions on.

Question 17

Article 3, Section 3

Answer 17

Establishes what treason is and what happens if you are convicted.

Question 18

Article 4, Section 1

Answer 18

States court rulings and state law in one state must be respected by other states. Home of Full Faith and Credit Clause.

Question 19

Article 4, Section 2

Answer 19

Says everyone has to be treated equal in states. If someone breaks the law and flees they must return to where crime was committed. Home to Extradition Clause and Privileges and Immunities Clause.

Question 20

Article 4, Section 3

Answer 20

Says new states can be admitted into the union but states cannot make states inside itself. State cannot control territories inside them.

Question 21

Article 4, Section 4

Answer 21

The Government promise of protection against foreign invasions and domestic crimes.

Question 22

Article 5

Answer 22

States the two legal ways for amendment to be proposed and ratified.

Question 23

Article 6

Answer 23

States the constitution and any law or treated created by the federal government are supreme. State courts deal with state laws, but federal courts can step in. Home of the Supremacy Clause.

Question 24

Article 7

Answer 24

States the Constitution only needs the approval from 9/13 states in order to be established.