US. Gov True False
A trial by jury is mentioned in the Declaration of Independence but never in the Constitution
False
All voting qualifications for national elections can be found in Article I, Section Eight of the Constitution
False
If a president is impeached and removed from office, the president is also free of any civil and criminal charges
False
If a state gains a representative, the national government re-districts the state to accommodate the change.
False
Only members of the House of Representatives can be a presidential elector
False
The Constitution guarantees equal rights for every citizen including the right to vote.
False
The Secretary of State and the Secretary of the Treasury are the only cabinet offices outlined in the Constitution.
False
The Supreme Court can declare acts of Congress unconstitutional before the president signs the bill into law.
False
The Supreme Court has the power to declare a Constitutional Amendment Unconstitutional.
False
The longest article of the Constitution deals with the powers of the president.
False
The only cases that the Supreme must hear are cases involving civil liberties or civil rights.
False
The only civil liberties mentioned in the Constitution are bill of attainder, ex post facto, and the right to remain silent
False
The only requirements for an individual to become the Chief Justice is to one time been a lawyer, or a member of Congress.
False
The only time the national government is labeled a "federal government" is in the Preamble
False
The regulation of commerce and a declaration of war are powers given only to the Senate
False
There are no daily records of congressional action; all votes are made by secret ballot
False
A bill may become a law, with or without, a presidential signature.
True
All bills raising taxes must originate in the House of Representatives
True
All major pieces of legislation must pass both the House and the Senate before the president acts on the legislation
True
All states are guaranteed three congressional members, all are elected directly by the people.
True
Every two years all members of the House and one third of the Senate is up for re-election
True
Only the House of Representatives can impeach a federal officer
True
Only the Senate has the responsibility of confirming or not confirming a presidential nomination.
True
The Constitution consists of seven articles and 27 Amendments
True
The Constitution contains less than 5000 words and is the briefest of the entire world's constitutions....including the Amendments the document has less than 8000 words
True
The only Constitutional power given to the Vice-president of the United States is actually a legislative power
True
The three-fifths compromise dealt with representation and with taxation
True
The youngest a member Congress can be is 25.
True
Treason is the only crime defined in the Constitution
True
When Congress is in session, members of the Congress are free from arrest.
True