What are the main parts of the Constitution called? The introduction, the "main" sections, and the changes?

The only crime defined in the Constitution is treason. It is DEFINED by what Article?

What is 'domestic tranquility' and wherein the Constitution is it referred to?

What does 'posterity' mean in the Preamble?

What institution does Article I create?

Where does the Constitution define the PROCEDURE for impeaching a President?

Which Article makes possible all laws that are "necessary and proper"?

What is a defining characteristic of the cases heard by the Supreme Court?

How many justices sit on the Supreme Court, established by what Article?

What Article defines the Supreme Court's jurisdiction (the legal ability to hear a case)?

Which Article establishes the office of the Vice President?

The President may appoint Justices to the Supreme Court; however, the appointments can be rejected by Congress. The Supreme Court may declare laws made by Congress as unconstitutional. What principle is illustrated?

Great Job, Candidates! You were able to agree on the apportionment of the House of Representatives -- which is determined in this Article.