Constitution Quiz (Master Level)

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Constitution Mastery Quiz

Test your knowledge of the U.S. Constitution with our challenging quiz designed for true enthusiasts. Dive deep into the principles and provisions that shape our nation!

11 thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice format
Gain insights into American governance

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ExaminingJustice152

The Constitution grants all American citizens freedom of religion and speech.

True

False

If the people in parts of Michigan and Wisconsin vote in a referendum to form a new state, they need the permission of the Supreme Court.

True

False

The only way to amend the Constitution is for two thirds of both Houses of Congress to propose it.

True

False

The Constitution separates the powers to make federal laws between Congress and agencies such as EPA and FDA.

True

False

The Constitution demands that the President be removed from office for high crimes such as treason or bribery.

True

False

The Constitution forbids the creation of retroactive laws (i.e. Affecting actions committed before the laws took effect).

True

False

The Constitution gives Congress the power to remove obstacles to free trade across state borders.

True

False

The Constitution guarantees to every state in the Union a democratic form of government.

True

False

The Constitution gives the power to declare war to the President, whose responsibilities include acting as a commander-in-chief of the armed forces.

True

False

According to the Constitution, to become a President, one must be born a US citizen or have been naturalized for at least seven years prior to the elections.

True

False

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