What do the first three articles of the Constitution accomplish?
Outline the responsibilities and powers of the legislative, executive and judicial branches
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Which is the lower house of Congress?
The US House of Representatives
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Which amendment provides a broad definition of citizenship and guarantees all citizens due process and equal protection of the laws?
14th
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What is the right to communicate with the government on the grounds of any necessary change you would like to see occur
Freedom to Petition
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Whose famous speech ends in the line âgive me Liberty or give me death!â?
Patrick Henry
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Article 2 of the US Constitution was amended by which Amendment (concerning the electoral college)
12th
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The US President is Commander in Chief of the Following:
Army, Navy, and The Statesâ Militia including The National Guard (all armed services)
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Which amendment prohibited the federal government and the states from setting a voting age higher than 18?
26th
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Which document first established limited government in 1215?
Magna Carta
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What is the process called where a newspaper or other print media must get permission from the government in order to operate?
Licensing
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Court cases involving Ambassadors from other countries shall be heard by
The US Supreme Court
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What is the part of the First Amendment that the Supreme Court interpreted that allows people to use government property to exercise their freedom of speech.
Freedom of Assembly
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What political group favored a strong, national government over a collection of strong, individual state governments?