The US Constitution Review

What are the three main parts of the US Constitution?

• Preamble, Bill of Rights, and Amendments

• Articles, Bill of Rights, and Judicial Review

• Preamble, Articles, and Amendments

• Executive, Legislative, and Judicial

Which branch of government is established by Article I of the Constitution?

• • Executive Branch

• • State governments

• • Judicial Branch

• • Legislative Branch

What principle is emphasized in the Preamble with the phrase "We the People"?

• • Checks and balances

• • Separation of powers

• • Federalism

• • Popular sovereignty

Reserved powers in the US Constitution are those that:

• • Are kept by the states

• • Are shared between state and federal governments

• • Cannot be exercised by any government entity

• • Are held by the President during emergencies

Which amendment abolished slavery?

• • 14th Amendment

• • 13th Amendment

• • 10th Amendment

• • 15th Amendment

The "necessary and proper" clause is primarily associated with:

• • Concurrent powers

• • Expressed powers

• • Reserved powers

• • Implied powers

In McCulloch v. Maryland (1819), the Supreme Court established the principle of:

• • Judicial review

• • States' rights to tax federal entities

• • The federal government's implied powers

• • Equal protection under law

Which amendment guarantees women the right to vote?

• • 15th Amendment

• • 24th Amendment

• • 19th Amendment

• • 18th Amendment

The first ten amendments to the Constitution are collectively known as the

The principle of dividing government powers among three branches is called ____________ of powers.