Congressional Term Limits Article

What percentage of respondents supported term limits for members of Congress in the September 2023 Pew Research Center survey?

• 80%

• 83%

• 87%

• 90%

Which constitutional amendment idea mentioned in the article aims to ensure gender equality?

• Balanced Budget Amendment

• Equal Rights Amendment

• Congressional Term Limits Amendment

• Voting Rights Amendment

Explain why the Constitution of the United States is rarely changed. Provide one reason based on the article.

• It is easy to amend.

• There is a lack of popular support for changes.

• The amendment process is complex and challenging.

• Amendments are frequently proposed and accepted.

Based on the article, compare the support for congressional term limits among Democrats, Republicans, and Independents. Which group showed the highest support?

• Democrats

• Republicans

• Independents

• All groups showed equal support

Analyze the potential challenges in converting popular support for congressional term limits into a constitutional amendment. What might be one significant obstacle?

• Lack of public interest

• Complexity of the amendment process

• Insufficient media coverage

• High cost of implementation

Evaluate the implications of implementing term limits for Congress. What could be a potential benefit?

• Increased political stability

• Reduced government accountability

• Fresh perspectives and ideas in Congress

• Longer tenure for experienced politicians

What is the main focus of the article by Scott Bomboy?

• The history of the U.S. Constitution

• The process of amending the Constitution

• The challenges of implementing term limits for Congress

• The role of the Supreme Court in constitutional amendments

Discuss the role of public opinion in the process of amending the Constitution. How does the article suggest public opinion influences this process?

• Public opinion has no impact on constitutional amendments.

• Public opinion directly changes the Constitution.

• Public opinion can drive the discussion but does not guarantee an amendment.

• Public opinion is the sole factor in amending the Constitution.