12 Questions
What is the role of a president as the chief of state?
Serving as the ceremonial head of the government
Which legislative chamber represents the people's views closely?
House of Representatives
What does the 17th Amendment to the US Constitution do?
Shifts the election of senators to popular vote
What is the main purpose of a filibuster in Congress?
To halt the passage of a bill
What is the primary function of Select Committees in Congress?
Addressing concerns like response to disasters
What term refers to the appropriation of federal funds by legislators for projects in their districts?
Pork Barrel
What branch of government does Article III of the US Constitution describe?
Judicial branch
Which concept in the US Constitution states that national laws prevail over conflicting state laws?
Federal Supremacy Principle
Which aspect of the US Constitution includes freedoms like Freedom of Speech and Freedom of the Press?
Bill of Rights
What is the primary focus of Amendments 4, 5, 6, and 8 collectively known as?
Criminal Due Process Rights Amendments
What is the main goal behind the creation of Congress according to the Founders of the United States?
To primarily create a legislature to check presidential power
What type of committees include members from both chambers of Congress?
Bicameral Committees
Test your knowledge on the US Constitution, focusing on the three branches of government, the process of ratification, and key articles like Article III and Article V. Be prepared to identify the powers and structures outlined in the Constitution.
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