ARTICLE II OF THE CONSTITUTION

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SECTION 1

1. THE POWER OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH RESIDES WITH ……

2. THE PRESIDENT SHALL SERVE A TERM OF …….

3. WHO ACTUALLY “ELECTS” THE PRESIDENT?

4. WHAT IS THE FORMULA FOR DETERMINING HOW MANY ELECTORS A

PARTICULAR STATE GETS?

CLICK ON THE BLUE TYPE AND READ THE 25TH AMENDMENT

5. WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR QUALIFICATION TO BECOME

PRESIDENT?

6. WHAT IS THE OATH OF AFFIRMATION THE PRESIDENT TAKES BEFORE

TAKING OFFICE?

SECTION 2

7. WHAT MILITARY TITLE COMES WITH BEING PRESIDENT?

8. WHAT FORMAL POWERS OF THE PRESIDENCY ARE EXPRESSED IN

SECTION 2?

9. WHEN CAN HE APPOINT A SENATOR AND HOW LONG CAN THE

APPOINTED SENATOR SERVE?
SECTION 3

The State of the Union Address (sometimes abbreviated to SOTU) is an annual message
delivered by the president of the United States to a joint session of the United States
[1]
Congress near the beginning of each calendar year on the current condition of the nation.
[2]
The State of the Union Address generally includes reports on the nation's budget,
economy, news, agenda, achievements and the president's priorities and legislative
[3]
proposals.

SECTION 4

10. WHEN CAN A PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT BE IMPEACHED

ARTICLE III OF THE CONSTITUTION

SECTION 1

1. THE JUDICIAL POWER OF THE UNITED STATES RESIDES WITH ……..

2. WHAT BRANCH HAS THE POWER TO CREATE INFERIOR COURTS WHEN

THEY FEEL IT NECESSARY?

3. ARE THERE TERM LIMITS FOR JUDGES?

4. TO KEEP THE JOB OF JUDGE, ONE SIMPLY HAS TO EXERCISE ………..

SECTION 2

5. IN WHICH CASES WILL THE SUPREME COURT HAVE ORIGINAL

JURISDICTION?

SECTION 3

6. HOW DOES SECTION 3 DEFINE TREASON?

7. WHAT IS REQUIRED TO CONVICT SOMEONE OF TREASON?